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Naming Convention of webpages #120

Closed IsaacDaKing closed 1 year ago

IsaacDaKing commented 1 year ago

In the title of each webpage (not the name of the file), what should we do? Should we just keep them all as a simply "Model Scheduler" or should we have it change in each webpage to reflect what that webpage is specifically for? If so, what method of organization and style do we intend to employ? Something like "Model Scheduler- Classes" or "Classes" or "AHS Classes" pr "Model Scheduler: Classes" etc etc you get the point

ryanhallock commented 1 year ago

I think we should expand on this idea and use names for files too like FAQ.html should be faq.html or scheduler.html could be Scheduler.html

Muq2 commented 1 year ago

File names don’t matter?

ryanhallock commented 1 year ago

They do not, but it's more a preference thing. As we have camelcase with swift files but they are not required to be in that case.

Muq2 commented 1 year ago

in my opinion html file names are fine as is

ryanhallock commented 1 year ago

It would be a good idea to create a more unified layout, common naming schemes with common page titles and a templated navbar.

IsaacDaKing commented 1 year ago

Yeah, the file names don't bother me too much, it may be tedious to change because we would also have to change all the links to it in the other webpages, and it may be more work than it's worth at this stage. That being said, we can still do it.

GetJumpedOn95 commented 1 year ago

I agree with @ryanhallock, it is easier to navigate with meaningful names and common naming schemes.

Muq2 commented 1 year ago

It is too late to change file names, it will cause lots of issues and require more work to rename everything everywhere. People who are editing those files locally will also have issues when pushing if you change them. Just leave the names how they are and work on actual functionality of the website 😁.

IsaacDaKing commented 1 year ago

Cute passive aggressiveness, but I agree, this is more for the titling of the web-page, not the file, something that is far less time-consuming to change.

IsaacDaKing commented 1 year ago

I think this is basically fixed, so I will close this for now. We'll say anyone can change the titles if they want, it probably doesn't matter, just make sure it's consistent.