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Why is it important to adopt consistent naming and modeling conventions while developing Mendix applications?
Why is it important to adopt consistent naming and modeling conventions while developing Mendix applications?
- To increase the application's download speed
- To make the application more visually appealing
- To reduce the need for testing
- To improve application's maintainability and performance (correct)
When can an exception be made to use a language other than English in a Mendix application?
When can an exception be made to use a language other than English in a Mendix application?
- When the development team prefers another language
- When the application is not intended for a global audience
- When the source data model is in another language already (correct)
- When the application is for internal use only
What is the recommended naming convention for module roles?
What is the recommended naming convention for module roles?
- Singular names with UpperCamelCase notation, mostly in English (correct)
- Using LowerCamelCase notation with English names
- Always using UpperCamelCase notation with names in different languages
- Plural names with LowerCamelCase notation, mostly in English
Why is it important to use a logical name for a Mendix application?
Why is it important to use a logical name for a Mendix application?
What does Mendix recommend regarding app names and version numbers?
What does Mendix recommend regarding app names and version numbers?
How many module roles should a user role correspond to within the same module?
How many module roles should a user role correspond to within the same module?
Where should secret information be stored according to Mendix?
Where should secret information be stored according to Mendix?
What should be avoided when storing and retrieving secret information?
What should be avoided when storing and retrieving secret information?
What is the recommended approach for naming modules?
What is the recommended approach for naming modules?
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