#snakecase — Public Fediverse posts
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@padeluun Weil ich dazu neulich irgendwo hier den Fachbegriff lernte, wollte ich ihn mal neunmalklug droppen: Also nicht #snakecase und auch nicht #camelCase, sondern #PascalCase
(Sorry, wisst ihr sicher alle schon, aber ich hab mich drüber gefreut) -
#TIL that #SnakeCase is a less frequently used tagging scheme on the #fediverse.
This could be due to that some services break their internal tagging schema, e.g. #Minds doesn't work well with #KebabCase.
Or it could be due to the laziness of the users and subjectively arguing that #snake_case doesn't add to the readability of #PascalCase or #camelCase tags.
In return the argument is that snake_case can add value if the tag has a not obvious word break, especially if the tag is completely written in lowercase or UPPERCASE.
Or if the the underscore replaces a different character other than space like slash, pipe, hyphen, etc.
And in AReallyLongTag / a_really_long_tag it could aid readability.
Thus if one wants grouping and discoverability of posts while creating a brand identity consider using snake_case tags.
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#TIL that #SnakeCase is a less frequently used tagging scheme on the #fediverse.
This could be due to that some services break their internal tagging schema, e.g. #Minds doesn't work well with #KebabCase.
Or it could be due to the laziness of the users and subjectively arguing that #snake_case doesn't add to the readability of #PascalCase or #camelCase tags.
In return the argument is that snake_case can add value if the tag has a not obvious word break, especially if the tag is completely written in lowercase or UPPERCASE.
Or if the the underscore replaces a different character other than space like slash, pipe, hyphen, etc.
And in AReallyLongTag / a_really_long_tag it could aid readability.
Thus if one wants grouping and discoverability of posts while creating a brand identity consider using snake_case tags.
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#TIL that #SnakeCase is a less frequently used tagging scheme on the #fediverse.
This could be due to that some services break their internal tagging schema, e.g. #Minds doesn't work well with #KebabCase.
Or it could be due to the laziness of the users and subjectively arguing that #snake_case doesn't add to the readability of #PascalCase or #camelCase tags.
In return the argument is that snake_case can add value if the tag has a not obvious word break, especially if the tag is completely written in lowercase or UPPERCASE.
Or if the the underscore replaces a different character other than space like slash, pipe, hyphen, etc.
And in AReallyLongTag / a_really_long_tag it could aid readability.
Thus if one wants grouping and discoverability of posts while creating a brand identity consider using snake_case tags.
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There's #CamelCase, and there's #SnakeCase. But what about making a semantic distinction by convention between camel case and snake case, like using snake case for value-y types and functions and camel case for reference-y types and procedures? How cursed is this?
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Oh heck!
🦀 A case conversion library for Rust.
📚 Docs: https://docs.rs/heck
⭐ GitHub: https://github.com/withoutboats/heck
#rustlang #case #conversion #library #kebabcase #snakecase #opensource
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The case of a variable name `Num_sequences` is a firing offence, to start with... 😜
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#snake_case can work but will be treated differently from #snakeCase because it's a different #. I think. Let's see!
ETA: yup # TestTest did not find this post.
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#snake_case can work but will be treated differently from #snakeCase because it's a different #. I think. Let's see!
ETA: yup # TestTest did not find this post.
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#snake_case can work but will be treated differently from #snakeCase because it's a different #. I think. Let's see!
ETA: yup # TestTest did not find this post.
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#snake_case can work but will be treated differently from #snakeCase because it's a different #. I think. Let's see!
ETA: yup # TestTest did not find this post.
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@krisnelson I friggin love camel case. Or maybe its snake case? Does #snakeCase work?
