Naming Conventions in Nooku – I
Friday, August 26, 2011 4:39With Great power comes great responsibility, yes! it fits aptly with Nooku Framework. To leverage the power of Nooku, it requires you to follow some conventions for naming your classes, files, folders, tables and fields too. Let us explore more about these naming conventions in detail. We will divide this post in four sections and we will also see how we can easily adapt ourselves to these naming conventions.
Classes Naming Convention
It depends on what you are naming, it varies if you are naming a component or module or a plugin. If the class is a part of Component, the general syntax is Com<YourComponentName><M/V/C><FileName>. Read the rest of this entry »


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