In Tense library, declaration naming is the following:

• Every variable, function and method is mainly using CamelCase naming convention, more barely there is notation with underscores (_) instead of uppercasing every word's first letter, which Python usually uses. Constants are written normally only with uppercased letters and separating every their name's words with underscores. Classes and type aliases also use CamelCase naming convention, but both start with uppercased letter. Variables inside functions and methods usually have their names short. Most declarations are documented, but not documented officially on the page - especially manually updating every subpage devoted for specific declarations. To disallow conflicts with module imports, I frequently import modules only inside classes or functions, however, mainly classes. Modules (files) are written, according to universal notation, with names completely lowercased (since 0.3.24).

To conclude, declaration naming mainly base on CamelCase convention. I was using it yet since end of 2021, when I began composing first sketches of Tense in TypeScript.

To 0.3.25 I had non-concretized versioning template. Because I mainly code in Python, since 0.3.26a1 I am basing on Python versioning, which was coined on PEP 440. Before 0.2.16 there was even more ugly versioning with unnecessary additional zero preceding factual version, like: 0.0.2.1. Today you see it as 0.2.1. What would happen, if I actually kept that versioning before 0.3.25? No wonder honestly. But yes, today Tense next versions base on typical Python versioning:

• Letter a (like in 0.3.26a1) means alpha release, which may not be a stable or may not have some functions.
• Letter b (like in 0.3.26b1) means beta release, which can feature all functions, nevertheless, can have some errors.
• Letter c (like in 0.3.26c1) means candidate before final upload of the version. If there won't be errors, it may become final (like 0.3.26). Because PyPi doesn't use c extension, I will use rc for future candidate versions. On 0.3.26rc3 I also renamed every versions, which have c extension, to rc.
• Letters rc (like in 0.3.26rc1) means real candidate before final upload of the version. Alias to c, but it is considered newer than c.