Code is set of comands, it dosent ask questions it answers them.
Following that logic, you don't really need is as prefix, and naming of boolean follows the logic nicelly, much more readable, becouse I tryed changing all is to 'command', suprisingly it's just much more readable and parsable in by my head.
isSendEmailFetching -> (request is made to job to send email)
sendingEmail
I wonder what do you think about using transitive verb like this?
isTwoLoggedIn?
areTwoLoggedIn?
isThereTwoLoggedIn?
What should it be? Any other option?
That's a tough one.
What came to my mind was also
isPairLoggedIn
isPairOfUsersLoggedIn
Never ran into this case before though :D
Horrid
Two of whom? :)
twoUsersAreLoggedIn
You changed my mind with
Following that logic, you don't really need is as prefix, and naming of boolean follows the logic nicelly, much more readable, becouse I tryed changing all is to 'command', suprisingly it's just much more readable and parsable in by my head.
isSendEmailFetching -> (request is made to job to send email)
sendingEmail
I wonder what do you think about using transitive verb like this?
Thank you
Alternatively, in passive voice, emailIsBeingSent.
Good stuff