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Confession: I can't read any code examples with the common foo/bar/baz dummy values without feeling nauseous.
It's exceptionally painful in TypeScript:
const foobar: Bar = {
bar: [{ foo: "foo" }, { foo: "bar", bar: "baz" }],
}
What the actual fuck?
Let's stop using these and learn how to name our variables, 'mkay?
@nikoheikkila I thought I was alone. I felt this in my soul...
@nikoheikkila Yes! Naming things correctly is essential. Names are to coders what types are to compilers.