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Make SQL Consistent With Code
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Currently, camel-case is being used in the code (Good) and underscores are being used for SQL (Not so good). Please change SQL names to use theSameCamelCase. I might refactor everything to be like this at the end of coding my current project but of course it would be better if future versions of userspice were consistent.
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Oh, also filenames would be nice camel-cased as well. All should be consistent. Easy refactoring in an IDE.
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I don't agree re camel-casing for table- and column-names. Consistency is more important than going one way or the other. Userspice has been fairly consistent at using camel-case for PHP variables and underscores for column names. This probably comes from our (now somewhat distant) ancestor cakePHP - https://book.cakephp.org/3.0/en/intro/co...onventions.

I would not want to change case for SQL entities.
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