Minor error in docs- ThisIsPascalCase and thisIsCamelCase

[jonmatthis]

Describe the bug

In the 'your first scene' doc, you say the 'TresAmbientLight' is camel case. Technically it is PascalCase 😌

Reproduction

https://docs.tresjs.org/guide/your-first-scene.html

Steps to reproduce

1. Look at words.
2. Think of their definitions.
3. Be super pendantic
4. Clutch pearls 😱

System Info

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Used Package Manager

npm

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[andretchen0]

Context

ThisSortOfCasing is called:

• 'CapWords' or 'CamelCase' in the Python docs
• 'PascalCase' or 'UpperCamelCase' on this Wikipedia page
• 'CamelCase' (sometimes) on this Wikipedia page

If we're going to change the wording to be more specific, I'd personally prefer 'UpperCamelCase' or 'CamelCaps'; 'PascalCase' isn't evocative to me.

[jonmatthis]

Oh, I didn't realize there was inconsistency there! Thanks for clarifying.

I agree - the term PascalCase always stood out as a weirdly non-evocative term amid the lovely pantheon of camelCase, kebab-case, snake-case, and (my personal favorite) SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE

Like, who th is this Pascal guy? Like the gas science guy? What's he got to do with capitalization?

UpperCamelCase seems like the good choice.

Thanks for your work!

[andretchen0]

What's he got to do with capitalization?

Origin of 'PascalCase' as a term in computer programming.

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Fwiw, I filed a PR changing "CamelCase" to "UpperCamelCase" in the docs.