Naming Is Important

Function naming Programming conventions Code review Clean code Camelcase Variable naming Developer culture

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Naming Is Important

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Developers rejecting the verbose validateDate() in favor of the pun-tastic valiDate() is peak naming culture. When you spend 8 hours coding and 6 hours thinking of clever function names that'll make your colleagues exhale slightly harder through their noses during code review. The real validation we seek is from our peers, not our dates.

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