In an earlier column ("Creating Useful Naming Conventions: Technical Considerations"), I looked at the benefits that naming conventions have historically provided to individual developers in ...

In our dedicated Google Groups, some of them were about the choice of naming/coding conventions and also how/when to approve GitHub pull requests.

They also use different text editors on different operating systems. Understandably, each one of them therefore has its preferred coding / naming convention and indent style.

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And naming conventions must be a good thing -- after all, there are so many of them. However, naming conventions aren't free; developers have to learn them and think about them when coding.