Snek: Unless you swallow the whole thing, which makes things a whole lot worse.
kebab-case is a variable naming convention where each word is in lower case, and separated by dashes. It is also known as dash-case, list-case, or spinal-case.
Examples: first-name, transactions-made, kebabs-eaten-today.
Commonly used in: COBOL, Lisp, Perl 6, CSS class names, HTML ids, Java and JavaScript REST endpoints.
If it’s your favorite case, what it says about you: You like alternative music over mainstream music, you probably work with websites, and now you’re hungry. Thanks, article.
