Secretgeek.net Website Review

Take your time. Look through them carefully. One at a time, out loud, say what each of them is called. Good old PascalCase.. words are smashed together, with the first word capitalized. PascalCase's close relative, camelCase.. words are smashed together, with the first word not-capitalized. Sentence case.. all words lowercase, but the first letter capitalized. This is kebab-case, great for URL fragments, it's lowercase with each word separated by a hyphen. This is Train-Case, the slightly shouty cousin of kebab-case. You might have to pay attention to spot that this is vOwEl cAsE - where vowels are sent to UPPERCASE. And this is an exmple of Sponge Bob Case, where letters are randomly as*igned a case; it's different every time, and hard to detect. You can't disprove that every one of the above examples is ALSO an example of Sponge Bob case. That's the thing about random ;-) I saw this image on twitter a few weeks ago, and it got me thinking.....and you don't have a pattern, but you know the result you want, just enter an example result based on the first row, for example: Hit Calculate and the miracle of “machine learning” will use your example result to deduce a pattern: It's cleverer than that though. NimbleText also deduces any functions that are needed. If you had the data above, with an empty pattern, and the example result you provided was: Press Calculate again, and the new pattern will be applied, giving you the result: remembering) all those na*ty function names. It can deduce quite a few other functions as well. Let me know about any bugs via a comment, or via email to support at nimbletext.com. cheers! (It's probably worth pointing out that any machine learning occuring here is just clas*ical programming.. it's a very handy feature all > But the truth is that a lot of the hard problems in software > development are people problems. So, I’m going to share a few tips > I’ve learned about collaboration over the past couple of > decades..