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It seems nowadays there is no "good" name to google. Every single word in a dictionary is already being used by something else.
by usaphp 12y ago
It seems nowadays there is no "good" name to google. Every single word in a dictionary is already being used by something else.
- lnanek2 12y agoSo call it two words. ElectronEnv, AtomEditor, AtomIDE, etc..
- Retra 12y ago"Google" was a good name...
- saurik 12y agoWhich argues that good names are generally not a single dictionary word. This is like saying "nowadays there are no good passwords people can't guess: people can just try the entire dictionary in a few seconds". If you list major brands, the vast majority of them, even of really really old brands, are either made up words or phrases.
- scrollaway 12y agoThe difference is that branding is important. Ease of learning and remembering a name. Very different to passwords, which should be computer-generated and computer-stored, you should never know your passwords.
- smacktoward 12y agoThen call it "Electron Shell," which would at least be more Googleable than "Electron" by itself is.
- PetitPrince 12y agoUnfortunately, an electron shell is also a widely used term in chemistry and physics: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electron_shell https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electron_shell
- Keyframe 12y agoNo need to use words from dictionary then. '999fkk9' is usable and googlable as any other arbitrary name.