I in prefixes:
A mistake, but there are no plans to strip it out of existing interfaces. Breaks backwards compatibility. Perhaps in Tapestry Dali.
Why is it a mistake ? Is it just a matter of personal taste like the brace indentation (although we all know that braces should line up ! :-) or is there bigger justification ?
Personally until now I found "IBla" and "Bla" cleanear than "Bla" and "BlaImpl". The argument that IDEs can show me the source quickly does not really hold if I am reading a paper listing for example. People seem to hate hungarian notation since they associate it with the dark days of Windows 3.1 programming, but I prefer to stick to more rational decisions :-)
Is there any reference that discusses this, or if you have time I would really appreciate your opinion in a few lines.
regards, Tzvetan
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