This is insane.
I have literally never seen a large-scale open source project or JS style guide that uses snake_case.
The DOM is camelCase. jQuery is camelCase. Node APIs are camelCase. Why on earth do Zurb think their library is any different?
I have literally never seen a large-scale open source project or JS style guide that uses snake_case.
The DOM is camelCase. jQuery is camelCase. Node APIs are camelCase. Why on earth do Zurb think their library is any different?
Really? Why on earth would you care? What if they were to indent their code with 3 spaces? Would that be "insane", too? What if they don't like putting in unnecessary braces around one line "if" statements? Insane?
It's a (very common) stylistic choice. It's hardly insane.
I don't care what their code looks like internally. I do care about the public interface to it.
Whoa there buddy! Put the gun down...
Whoa buddy! Put down the gun...
On a serious note... is this trolling or are people seriously complaining about camel-case vs snake-case?