You MUST name your Behavior properties and methods using Camel Case

[BenjaminRCooper]

This allows for consistency and better readability, as it is considered a convention within JavaScript to use Camel Case when naming any custom properties or methods.

Example

var myCustomProperty = "Some Text";

var myCustomMethod = function(myCustomParameter) {
    alert(myCustomParameter);
}

[timgale]

+1

[jonspark]

+1 for methods, +1/-1 for properties... prefer to use underscores for vars/properties/params

[BenjaminRCooper]

Gotta disagree mate, underscores is a PHP convention, and it is more consistent to use camelCase I feel.

Thoughts?

Ben

[lewismorris]

+1

[ampersarnie]

+1

I've always used camelCase in JS and not sure I've come across underscores being used, so I'd happily stick with this suggested standard.

[jonspark]

Non-issue Benji. Happy either way. Just don't currently as it feels like capitalising them gives them too much importance.

[BenjaminRCooper]

Are you cool for us to stick with camelCase mate?

Ben

[jonspark]

Yeah.

[markgoodyear]

+1 for camelCase too.

[BenjaminRCooper]

Thanks mate

[timgale]

+1

[BenjaminRCooper]

Implemented