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I\'m trying to find out what is the best practice for naming and casing css classes and ids, especially multiple word names.
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I\'m designing a public API in C++ and believe I\'d like to retain C++ property-function style conventions that look like int& Value(), and const int& Value() const as opposed to get/set prefi
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What is a good strategy for dealing with changing product and feature names in source code.Here\'s the situation I find myself in over and over again (most of you can relate?)...
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