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JDBI vs Jdbi vs jdbi #568

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stevenschlansker opened this issue Nov 24, 2016 · 4 comments
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JDBI vs Jdbi vs jdbi #568

stevenschlansker opened this issue Nov 24, 2016 · 4 comments

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@stevenschlansker
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What do we use for the project name?

v2 uses JDBI mostly.
v3 uses Jdbi for classes, jdbi in pom, with some inconsistent JDBI throwbacks to v2.

Should we align the project name with the code as Jdbi? Or do we like the current lowercasing jdbi?

Then, we should do a pass through the code before release to ensure consistency.

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Originally I was for using lowercase jdbi in prose, but in practice it feels odd when you use it that way e.g. in documentation.

My vote:

  • All caps when talking about the project: JDBI
  • Initial caps in class names: Jdbi
  • Lowercase for variable names per Java conventions: jdbi.

@stevenschlansker
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What would you say to replacing the all-caps JDBI project name with the class name Jdbi, then we only have two "official" casings of the name?

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qualidafial commented Nov 25, 2016

I'd still go all caps JDBI in prose, personally. But it's not a strong preference.

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At any rate, this is getting to be a bikeshed so let's just go with Steven's last suggestion as the resolution, and get on to more important things. :)

To recap: Jdbi in prose and class names, and jdbi in variables.

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