Where an item is computer-related (rather than business-related) and is highly localized, the value of a naming convention is probably zero (and, if you factor in the cost of applying the rule, ...

Each programming language has its own set of naming convention rules, and individual development teams typically add their own custom rules to the accepted standards. When you learn a new language, ...

Snake case is a naming convention where a developer replaces spaces between words with an underscore. Most object-oriented programming languages don't allow variable, method, class and function names ...