Java Web Developer with a passion for Spring and cloud computing. Know a thing or two about AWS. Trying to learn NodeJS lately with the help of TypeScript.
I generally make APIs, usually in a MVC set up, so it is relatively easy to name things. There are the entity classes and you name them under what they represent: Client, Order, Company, etc. Then, each one of them will have a service to implement the business logic for each one, so: ClientService, OrderService, etc. Then we have a controller for basically each one, then: ClientController, OrderController, etc. Methods are named under what they do, variables under they what store. Global things are generally things like authorization, database connection, configuration, etc. and they name themselves.
I don't have problems to name things and create a pattern for the names, generally it is very straightforward.
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I generally make APIs, usually in a MVC set up, so it is relatively easy to name things. There are the entity classes and you name them under what they represent: Client, Order, Company, etc. Then, each one of them will have a service to implement the business logic for each one, so: ClientService, OrderService, etc. Then we have a controller for basically each one, then: ClientController, OrderController, etc. Methods are named under what they do, variables under they what store. Global things are generally things like authorization, database connection, configuration, etc. and they name themselves.
I don't have problems to name things and create a pattern for the names, generally it is very straightforward.