Fix some typos and clarify variable names #73
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I prefer the US flavor English. |
ok, I'll fix the British English words as well 😄 |
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It bothered me... 😉
Besides typos, I also fixed some/most camelCase variable names.
There is one more topic that I didn't touch yet: what English to use?
At the moment both American and British English is used. I saw examples in both the UI and the code of both 'styles'.
I think we should pick on or the other (especially in the UI).
Do we have any preference?