> In addition, the same name would refer to different things, eg. `abc` and `Abc` and `a_bc` would mean totally different things.
That's not too unusual. In Java `Camel` would usually be a class and `camel` an object, and in Prolog `Camel` is a variable wheras `camel` is an atom. Not sure about R though..?
> And stuff that could be written in a simple Sinatra or Flask application were written in R Shiny.
I don't know R Shiny, but the examples looks neat and simple.[0] Are you sure this is not just a case of "I don't like X" rather than the code being bad?
Well, that nomenclature works well for classes and objects, but if you use mix up cases within an object, I think we call can agree it's really bad code?
As for R Shiny, those examples all look fine, but wasn't the case with my code.
That's not too unusual. In Java `Camel` would usually be a class and `camel` an object, and in Prolog `Camel` is a variable wheras `camel` is an atom. Not sure about R though..?
> And stuff that could be written in a simple Sinatra or Flask application were written in R Shiny.
I don't know R Shiny, but the examples looks neat and simple.[0] Are you sure this is not just a case of "I don't like X" rather than the code being bad?
[0]: https://shiny.rstudio.com/articles/basics.html