A colleague of mine used to reference the following when talking about naming:
"There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things."
– Phil Karlton
In my career so far, I have come to realize that there is some truth in this statement. Naming conventions have never been as important on the Lightning Platform as it is currently without a means to group or structure code files, using a directory structure, for example. Instead, all classes are effectively in one root folder called /classes.
Thus, it comes down to the use of naming conventions to help clarify purpose (for developers, both new and old, working on the code base) and to which layer in your architecture a class belongs. Naming ...
