Imagine Not Using Camel Case

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Imagine Not Using Camel Case

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Nothing triggers a developer quite like someone using snake_case when they're a camelCase purist. The sheer horror of watching other programming communities embrace different naming conventions is enough to make you question everything. Meanwhile, the kebab-case folks are just chilling in their CSS files, and the PascalCase crowd is over there acting all superior. But hey, at least we can all agree that SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE should be reserved for constants and angry commit messages.

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