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Mohith Shrivastava on Twitter: "I made this little thing if you are like me, who is confused by kebab case, camel and pascal, and many more. https://t.co/jYMFZlQndc" / Twitter
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Using kebab-case for css properties in objects is not supported. Did you mean &:hover, &[dataHover]? · chakra-ui chakra-ui · Discussion #5686 · GitHub
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Wes Bos on Twitter: "Learning about camel case, kebab case and snake case in @hackeryou http://t.co/Z6907MECqr" / Twitter
EPAM APAC - Kebab case is a word used by #developers and refers to a descriptive naming convention separated by hyphens in between - .e.g. 'user-login-count'. #Funfact: Kebab case originates from the
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