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I've seen a bad pattern here, and it is that snake_case is being used in this library.
This is a total bad practice and breaks patterns that are a standard across JS/TS libraries.
It may be ok to use snake_case with other programming languages (ie: Python), but when working with TypeScript or JavaScript, we should stick to using camelCase, or PascalCase when naming components and objects.
Take a look at any other JS/TS/Svelte library and you'll quickly notice that snake_case is not used anywhere.
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@Lucasmiguelmac thank for ur investigation, if u look to react version i clean the code and i will do the same with svelte/solid versions, it s better to join to my discord if u have any questions + ideas ;) https://discord.gg/cAjxEsHe
Hello there.
I've seen a bad pattern here, and it is that snake_case is being used in this library.
This is a total bad practice and breaks patterns that are a standard across JS/TS libraries.
It may be ok to use snake_case with other programming languages (ie: Python), but when working with TypeScript or JavaScript, we should stick to using camelCase, or PascalCase when naming components and objects.
Take a look at any other JS/TS/Svelte library and you'll quickly notice that snake_case is not used anywhere.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: