@DeveloperMemes @worldsendless I saw just the thumbnail and it was missing camelCase. Got worried there 😂

But that is all well and good. Now riddle me how to deal with different conventions on different pieces of the puzzle. Snake case for DB and camel for JavaScript. Do you convert case or just live with one convention taking over?

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@carce @DeveloperMemes I have an emacs plugin that coverts between cases on the spot, but fortunately I don't spend much time switching contexts so I don't have to deal with this too much. Just snake-case (clojure, elisp, scheme) most of the time, then camel (javascript) and whatever (php)

@DeveloperMemes @worldsendless Oh no. Apologies. Not what I meant. You have your Clojure code and then you connect it to a random snake_case database. Do you kebab case the columns in your code or do you live with the source db convention. Or do you just use code convention in the db?

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