I love windows...

Who the hell actually has uppercase letters in filenames? I feel sorry for you, man ;-)

Edit: README and other documentation not taken into account ofc

@wildebeest What else, all lower case? No thank you, I like my file names to match the name of the class they contain.

Yeah had a Captialize problem with windows too, about two weeks ago. There was a config.custom.php and a Config.custom.php I pulled from git

Windows just ignored it and didn't pull anything

@wildebeest some frameworks require Captialized filenames. For example PhalconPHP

Two files with same names just capitalization differences sounds like not good idea tbh.

I thought I busted my external hdd.. I used to edit pictures in linux mint and put ? in folder name...wasn't able to copy it to computer when using windows a couple of years later.. Had me panicking, buying new external drive for backup (photos & music) copying fresh.. crying over G & Gs of personal files.. still error.. Went copying folder by folder to figure out what data I lost.. then it hit me..

Why would you even want to config.php files.... that'd confuse the heck out of the next maintainer..

if it's a class to parse configuration, call it config.class.php for instance.

I think its good. Having files with same names is confusing.

@wildebeest i got upper cause they are classes.

The thing guys, it's that we are (my class group and I) making a web app.

That files are some files for the MVC, the Config with C is the class with some methods and the file i want to create (config with c) is the file with the name, password, database name for the connection to the database.

I know i could change the name for other, but that change maybe make some problems.

Btw , thanks for comment :) !!!

// and fuck windows //

@localjoost I am so terribly sorry.

I have to work in React now, and guess the naming convention for components...

@wildebeest hehe, called it