Open twitwi opened 9 years ago
The current javascript code uses underscores, which might be familiar for the learners if they come e.g. from a Python lesson.
My understanding is that javascript uses a camelCase naming convention. If the change is meaningful, cat_image would become catImage and so on.
cat_image
catImage
I'm not sure this is a first priority though.
Good point. I agree though, not the first priority, but leaving this open for later :) Thanks!
The current javascript code uses underscores, which might be familiar for the learners if they come e.g. from a Python lesson.
My understanding is that javascript uses a camelCase naming convention. If the change is meaningful,
cat_image
would becomecatImage
and so on.I'm not sure this is a first priority though.