If you are starting a project, but you have no idea how to call it, maybe just a placeholder, how do you name it?
My goto is Douglas1 or test1, how about yours?
If you are starting a project, but you have no idea how to call it, maybe just a placeholder, how do you name it?
My goto is Douglas1 or test1, how about yours?
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Can YM -
taijidude -
Akin chaktty -
Mukhil Padmanabhan -
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I use the word yolo all over my dev environment in various contexts.
When running each loops, I always assign the
each
variable as x, y, or z.Also, a lot of things are called
asdf
or some variation of that.I’m running on the “i”, “j” religion. But I can totally understand that
i, j, k FTW!
Gotta respect that unit vector
I name things based on what I'm thinking right at that moment.
lala
is my favorite!it's:
la
two times)lalalalala
as long you want. I swear)lala
-> customization engine ->lolo
|lili
etc)For times that laziness pass the upper limit,
a
,b
,c
are fine too :pHad a dev on a production app that I had to code review more times than I would have expected because he would use single letter variable names.
Made my heart sad every time I saw it.
If I don't have a descriptive name for something, I won't do it. My manager and I have sat down for over a day before trying to figure out what to call certain things. For us, since we're creating a department, it's important that anyone could walk into the job and know exactly what we mean.
I usually start with a name that I think captures what I'm working on. Maybe a branch name, or a directory name. Then about 2hours, or 2days later, I make a PR with a subject and branch name that absolutely don't line up.
Sometimes I'm right though, and it feels satisfying. But often wrong, for example, from today:
fix/trigger-action
:)
temp or tmp most of the time.
I don't do it. I will literally sit, flow-stopped, doing nothing, until I think of a good descriptive name.
I used i, j, k for loops, and every other letter for other variables.