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ember.js - Ember naming / capitalization convention

The way I understand it, we are encouraged to name Ember instances lowercase:

App.mailtruck = Em.Object.create({...});

...and classes uppercase:

App.Mailtruck = Em.Object.extend({...});

Would it be correct to say that instances of Ember.Namespace are the sole exception to this rule? Also, are there any cases besides Namespaces where this convention is strictly important?

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Yes, namespaces are the exception to this rule. As you said, it's lowerCase instances and UpperCase classes. Also Mixins should be named UpperCase, so it's: App.LoggerMixin = Ember.Mixin.create({}); (Thanks @sly7_7 for the catch)

Further details can be read in the great blog post by the Emberist: http://www.emberist.com/2012/04/09/naming-conventions.html.


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