- Sencha Touch - Home
- Sencha Touch - Overview
- Sencha Touch - Environment
- Sencha Touch - Naming Convention
- Sencha Touch - Architecture
- Sencha Touch - MVC Explanation
- Sencha Touch - First App
- Sencha Touch - Build Application
- Sencha Touch - Migration Steps
- Sencha Touch - Core Concepts
- Sencha Touch - Data
- Sencha Touch - Theme
- Sencha Touch - Device Profile
- Sencha Touch - Dependencies
- Environment Detection
- Sencha Touch - Events
- Sencha Touch - Layout
- Sencha Touch - History & Support
- Sencha Touch - Upload & Download
- Sencha Touch - View Components
- Sencha Touch - Packaging
- Sencha Touch - Best Practice
Sencha Touch - Naming Convention
Naming convention is a set of rule to be followed for identifiers.
It makes code more readable and understandable to the other programmers as well.
Naming convention in Sencha Touch follows the standard JavaScript convention which is not mandatory but a good practice to follow.
It should follows camel case syntax for naming the class, method, variable and properties.
If name is combined with two words, second word will start with uppercase letter always e.g. doLayout(), StudentForm, firstName etc.
| Name | Convention |
|---|---|
| Class Name |
It should start with uppercase letter and followed by camel case E.g. StudentClass |
| Method Name |
It should start with lowercase letter and followed by camel case E.g. studentMethod() |
| Variable Name |
It should start with lowercase letter and followed by camel case E.g. studentName |
| Constant Name |
It should be in uppercase only E.g. COUNT, MAX_VALUE |
| Property Name |
It should start with lowercase letter and followed by camel case e.g. enableColumnResize = true |