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Alfred R. Baudisch

@sos love long, descriptive function names.

I am one who write very long names and with that I can come back to the code 10 years later and still understand it at first glance.

As a matter of fact, I was dealing with two such cases at work at this very second (Elixir code):
26 April at 9:41 | Wall-to-wall | Open on mastodon.gamedev.place
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Ark 🏳️‍⚧️

@alfredbaudisch @sos elixir must be designed to make you do this. this one constantly writes really long variable names

26 April at 10:13 | Open on tech.lgbt
Alfred R. Baudisch

@ark_lamp_umbrella @sos It's unrelated to the language, it's personal preference. General Elixir code bases are not like that, they are actually very concise.

I do that in all languages, last year I did a lot of C# and also have VERY long function names. Likewise with GDScript (Godot). Two open-source examples from me: github.com/alfredbaudisch/Godo and github.com/alfredbaudisch/Godo (well, even the repository name is long in this case).

Or like sos's MS DOS example, that's in C.

@ark_lamp_umbrella @sos It's unrelated to the language, it's personal preference. General Elixir code bases are not like that, they are actually very concise.

I do that in all languages, last year I did a lot of C# and also have VERY long function names. Likewise with GDScript (Godot). Two open-source examples from me: github.com/alfredbaudisch/Godo and github.com/alfredbaudisch/Godo

26 April at 10:16 | Open on mastodon.gamedev.place
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