Some additional notes on naming conventions #165
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… on abbreviations, acronyms, constants and class methods.
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Note that constant naming is also discussed in #255 |
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| - Avoid single letter names. Be descriptive with your naming. | |||
| - Avoid single letter names. Be descriptive with your naming. Names representing types should be nouns. Names representing methods should be verbs or verb phrases. | |||
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JS doesn't really have "methods" - could this be functions instead?
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In the process of forking your amazing style guide and porting across some of the differences in our old internal style guide, we found some additional notes on naming conventions we thought might be worth sharing.
Includes recommendations on naming abbreviations, acronyms, constants and class methods.