Turkish citizenship data leak field names are in English. Possibly created/maintained by a foreign company?pic.twitter.com/vunHNyYeOH
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Turkish citizenship data leak field names are in English. Possibly created/maintained by a foreign company?pic.twitter.com/vunHNyYeOH
@aral It’s a common practice among developers like me of non-english speaking countries to use variables on English. It’s more concise.
.@dkast Understood. I’m bilingual (TR/EN) & though they’re var names, they look like they were chosen by a native speaker. Just a hunch.
.@dkast (Could have also been someone who’s bilingual, of course. Or I could just be wrong. Like I said, it’s just a hunch.) :)
@aral possible, I once delivered a system in Turkish, first test that included the word İstanbul failed: back-end system expected ASCII
@aral it’s pretty understandable for the field names to be in english to avoid compatibility issues
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