CRUD vs AGUD vs AFUD...what's your naming convention of preference [closed]

Question

Do you write createSomething() or addSomething()?

Do you write readSomething(), getSomething() or fetchSomething()?

This is totally a petty gripe. In the meeting room we refer to it as CRUD, but in actual code, it's becoming AGUD.

What's your naming convention of preference? Does it matter?

thnx.

Answer 1

CRUD works better as an acronym. In practice, I generally use IACREUD:

• Index lists the elements available for editing; also displays the delete form.
• Add is the view used to display the form for adding content;
• Create is the backend code that handles the Add form;
• Retrieve is the only view used in the frontend application;
• Edit is the view used to display the form for editing existing content;
• Update is the backend code that handles the Edit form;
• Delete is the backend code that handles the Delete form.

I can't really think of a good acronym for that..

Answer 2

BREAD - browse, read, edit, add, delete.