Thought of another one.
Paginate settings, and paginate call. Why do they have the same
name? When learning how Cake works, although it's proper OOP to do
so, it's a bit confusing to see:
$this->paginate = array('contain' => 'User');
$this->set('posts', $this->paginate());
I think it would be clearer (from a "name the variable what it is"
type of coding style) to use something like:
$this->paginateOptions = array('contain' => 'User');
Every time I see $this->paginate when skimming through code, I
immediately see the method, completely forgetting it's also a
property. I "hate" that. ;)
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