# first.items[].content
...and tidy. We use #codingguidelines, automated style checkers, and auto-formatting tools to strive for that consistency. But the reality is that achieving complete #consistency is nearly impossible. Guidelines and #patterns evolve over time due to new insights, improved language features, or better frameworks. For example, in #FluentAssertions, we switched the naming conventions for tests from a "when-something-it-should-do-something" style to a more fact-based naming convention... (cont'd)

# first.items[].contentMap.en
...and tidy. We use #codingguidelines, automated style checkers, and auto-formatting tools to strive for that consistency. But the reality is that achieving complete #consistency is nearly impossible. Guidelines and #patterns evolve over time due to new insights, improved language features, or better frameworks. For example, in #FluentAssertions, we switched the naming conventions for tests from a "when-something-it-should-do-something" style to a more fact-based naming convention... (cont'd)