This issue was originally filed by @jolleekin

There are some inconsistent naming conventions in package intl:

1. parseUTC in date_format.dart (should be parseUtc)
2. HTTPRequestDataReader in src/http_request_data_reader.dart (should be HttpRequestDataReader)
3. ICUParser in src/icu_parser.dart (should be IcuParser)

Just a question: why did the Dart team decide to use UPPERCASE for all property names in NumberSymbols and DateSymbols?

class NumberSymbols {
  final String NAME;
  final String DECIMAL_SEP, GROUP_SEP, PERCENT, ZERO_DIGIT, PLUS_SIGN,
      MINUS_SIGN, EXP_SYMBOL, PERMILL, INFINITY, NAN, DECIMAL_PATTERN,
      SCIENTIFIC_PATTERN, PERCENT_PATTERN, CURRENCY_PATTERN, DEF_CURRENCY_CODE;

class DateSymbols {
  String NAME;
  List<String> ERAS, ERANAMES, NARROWMONTHS, STANDALONENARROWMONTHS,
      MONTHS, STANDALONEMONTHS, SHORTMONTHS, STANDALONESHORTMONTHS, WEEKDAYS,
      STANDALONEWEEKDAYS, SHORTWEEKDAYS, STANDALONESHORTWEEKDAYS,
      NARROWWEEKDAYS, STANDALONENARROWWEEKDAYS, SHORTQUARTERS,
      QUARTERS, AMPMS, DATEFORMATS, TIMEFORMATS, DATETIMEFORMATS;
  Map<String, String> AVAILABLEFORMATS;
  int FIRSTDAYOFWEEK;
  List<int> WEEKENDRANGE;
  int FIRSTWEEKCUTOFFDAY;
  ...
}

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
intl 0.11.4