Spellings

[bicpi]

Concerning the discussion in PR #3234 about the spelling of "e-mail/email/E-Mail" I've created a list of similiar spelling inconsistencies. If we agree on a notation I can update the docs. Please note that for some words the inconsistency is that they are used UC first or not (like stylesheet vs. Stylesheet). Of course, I don't mean the headings.

• stylesheet - Stylesheet
• front-end - frontend - front end
• Full-Stack - Full stack
• Symfony2 Framework - form framework - Form framework
• Save-handler - Save handler
• Dependeny Injection Tags - Dependeny Injection Container - dependeny injection container
• Event Dispatcher - event dispatcher
• Event Subscriber - event subscriber
• Symfony2 Standard Distribution - Symfony2 Standard Edition
• Console Command - console command
• email - Email - e-mail
• Boolean - boolean
• web debug toolbar - Web Debug Toolbar
• Exception - exception
• object-oriented - object oriented

[wouterj]

My thoughts:

• stylesheet
• front-end
• full stack or full-stack PHP framework
• Symfony2 Framework - Form component
• Save handler
• Dependency Injection Tags - Dependency Injection Container
• EventDispatcher component - event dispatcher
• event subscriber
• Symfony2 Framework Standard Edition (it's the offical name)
• console command - Command
• e-mail
• boolean (but the core uses Boolean, so let's use that...)
• web debug toolbar
• Exception class and throwing an exception
• object-oriented

[bicpi]

I did some research on this and here are my thoughts and some references:

• style sheet (CSS specs: http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS)
• front end (Wikipedia)
• full stack or full-stack (no real reference; lowercase seems better)
• Symfony2 Framework - Form component
• save handler
• Dependency Injection Tags - Dependency Injection Container
• EventDispatcher component - event dispatcher
• event subscriber
• Symfony2 Framework Standard Edition (official name)
• console command
• email (Wikipedia, web in general, currently the most used in the docs)
• Boolean (Wikipedia)
• Exception class and throwing an exception
• object-oriented (Wikipedia)

[javiereguiluz]

It's sad that this issue didn't end up fixing all the inconsistencies. What if we reignite the discussion, resolve the pending doubts and start fixing the docs?

As we agree on almost everything, I will only add my thoughts about the different opinions between @bicpi and @wouterj:

• to me, stylesheet looks much better than style sheet
• in my opinion, front-end looks great, but front end is weird
• Symfony2 Framework Standard Edition is too long. What about Symfony Standard Edition? That's the name we use in our trainings.

[wouterj]

What about Symfony Standard Edition? That's the name we use in our trainings.

It's inconsistent with the package name
name: symfony/framework-standard-edition

[xabbuh]

Though "Symfony Standard Edition" is the name used for it in the repository docs.

[javiereguiluz]

What could we do to give this issue the last boost that it needs before becoming a reality?

[bicpi]

Can we agree on "Symfony Standard Edition"? It's shorter, more common and maybe "symfony/framework-standard-edition" becomes less important with the new Symfony installer.

I can then take of this issue and check the spelling list and possible variations from above against the docs.

[javiereguiluz]

@bicpi it sounds great to me! @wouterj would you agree on "Symfony Standard Edition" term?

[xabbuh]

👍 for "Symfony Standard Edition"

I already started to work on this issue a couple of months ago. I try to finish it in the following week.

[wouterj]

I don't mind that much, as long as it's consistent.

Btw, we should also rename the package to symfony/standard-edition imo

[weaverryan]

I believe this can be closed now... so I'm doing it :)