Date

• In CodeTalk, there is a convenient local rule when expressing ‘Date’.

October 2nd → 10m2d

• What should be called "Octover second" can be called "TenM2D".
• The reasons for allowing this and expressing it like this are as follows:
  • Many non-native English speakers have difficulty speaking ordinal numbers (1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc.). Thus, it allows the expression of a base.
  • 10/01 is October 1st in Korea and January 10th in Vietnam. Therefore, we add m and d to express it explicitly.
  • timestamp.format(”Y/M/D”) : 2023/10/01

Feeling type

• There are ‘good’, ‘soso’, ‘tough’ for the feeling type

Task type

• There are ‘Understanding’, ‘Backlog’, ‘Todo’, ‘In progress’, ‘Review’, ‘Complete’, ‘Fail’, ‘Issue’ for the task type

Output type

• There are ‘Working’ ‘software’, ‘documents’, ‘code’ for the Output type.

Local Rules can be set differently for each team.