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In my emberjs + ruby on rails application I have a folder which I am keeping my handlebars.
app/assets/javascript/templates
I am wondering what is the convention for naming files containing handlebars? Here are a few examples I can think of:
my_cool.handlebarsmyCool.handlebarsmy-cool.handlebarswhich one of these is actually cool?
Best Convention Practice:
Naming your variable:(If it is a class or object) CamelCaps
Naming your variable:(If it is an instance) camelCase
Naming your file: snake_case.extension
Naming your CSS classes or ids: use-hyphen
PS: Ofcourse there is no such rule, but a good programming practice