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I am having issue with naming in general. It seems that from what I can read, functions are named XXX and "models" are named XXXViewModel which for me seems very non intuitive. Especially since function start with a capital letter. For example if I have a Song "concept", then when I see Song in my code, it looks like it should be the object "song" not the function that renders a SongViewModel... Maybe it's just me and I know that I can do whatever I want in my code but was wondering if others felt that way and what other conventions they have been using...

When I see a Composable named `Song`, that doesn't tell me anything about what it is going to look like.  Is this a `SongSearchResult` or a `SongPlayer` or a `SongCard` etc.  I typically give my data types the good names, and the composables get names that give me a better sense of how that song is going to be rendered.

Especially as your app grows, you will generally render the same data type in several different ways, and they will need to be disambiguated anyway.