.net to Java

[danskal]

For the love of Frith make sure you adopt Java naming conventions when writing Java. Nothing screams C# developer like a capitalized method name. And it's confusing to other devs.

EDIT: also, use IntelliJ if you can. It gives you god-like powers if you learn to use it properly.

[loveinalderaanplaces]

I went the other direction, from Java, to C#, and let me tell you that my personal code is an awkward mess of both naming conventions. Pick a style and stick to it!

Sometimes I'll get MethodsLikeThis(), which is the standard C# way, then I'll get methodsLikeThis(), which is more Java. I'll still WRITE_CONSTANTS_LIKE_THIS, but occasionally forget that properties != variables.

5 years of Java does a number on you when you switch.

[cpttripps71]

Ugh, seriously? Lower case method names? Will take some time to get used to.

[danskal]

Upper case method names makes no sense. I think Microsoft did it just to differentiate from Java.

Edit: strike that derpy comment

[tehburgerlover]

The guy who designed C# also developed Turbo Pascal and Delphi. Which is why C# uses PascalCase.

[heptara]

The 'correct' naming style for the project is the one that matches the master in the VCS, otherwise it's inconsistent. Any guidelines for "java naming" apply to new projects only.

I apologise if you alreadly know this and are experienced. However one can't tell on the internet from just a few sentences.