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I'm not sure if this is still a recommendation and would like some clarification.
It used to be recommended to prepend your language lines with a common word, but I see this is not done everywhere.
lang('Foo.fooBar'); // Prepended lang('Foo.bar'); // Not prepended
Personally I prefer the non-prepended version, it looks cleaner.
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Not necessary now that the file name is the first segment. That is used in place the prepending now.
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I'm not sure if this is still a recommendation and would like some clarification.
It used to be recommended to prepend your language lines with a common word, but I see this is not done everywhere.
Personally I prefer the non-prepended version, it looks cleaner.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: