Just wanted to hear opinions of many developers as to why they prefer to write classnames in a particular style. Here are the options: 
Hyphenated: <code>.my-first-div</code> 
Camel Case: <code>.myFirstDiv</code> 
No style: <code>.myfirstdiv</code> 
If I have missed any style, please mention it and explain why you use it. 
PS: I don&#39;t opinions on which is better. The question is why do you prefer a particular style of writing className. :)

Just wanted to hear opinions of many developers as to why they prefer to write classnames in a particular style. Here are the options: 

**Hyphenated**: `.my-first-div` 

**Camel Case**: `.myFirstDiv` 

**No style**: `.myfirstdiv` 

If I have missed any style, please mention it and explain why you use it. 

_**PS: I don't opinions on which is better. The question is why do you prefer a particular style of writing className. :) **_


I wanted to, but the question is not about seeing how many people prefer what. I want to hear why developers prefer a particular style of writing. :)

I wanted to, but the question is not about seeing how many people prefer what. I want to hear why developers prefer a particular style of writing. :) 


Why do you prefer what you prefer? CSS class names: Hyphenated, camelCase or any other style?

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