Review connectors' name letter case.

[YanaSegal]

The DevEx team sent a review request to keep the product consistent. Based on their suggestion, I listed all the connectors that need letter case updates.

As a rule, in the middle of a sentence:

• Brand names should be capitalized
• Connector always capitalized.
• Inbound/outbound should be lowercase.
• Element types should be lowercase for example: GitHub Webhook Intermediate Catch Event Connector should be GitHub webhook intermediate catch event Connector

List of connectors that require change:

• MongoDB inbound Connector
• File Watch inbound Connector
• Email inbound Connector
• Postgres inbound Connector
• NATS inbound Connector
• REST API polling

Outbound Connectors - need to be lowercase: "outbound"

Start events: 1st word/brand name stays capitalized, Connector stays capitalized, all the rest need to be lowercase - follow this example: GitHub Webhook Intermediate Catch Event Connector should be GitHub webhook intermediate catch event Connector

Intermediate event: 1st word/brand name stays capitalized, Connector stays capitalized, all the rest need to be lowercase - follow this example: GitHub Webhook Intermediate Catch Event Connector should be GitHub webhook intermediate catch event Connector

[sbuettner]

Before doing so @YanaSegal are we sure its consistent? Here are some examples for element names from the WebModeler:

[YanaSegal]

@sbuettner thanks for raising that. @christinaausley, can you please review this ticket and see if we are going in the right direction? Thank you.

[christinaausley]

Hello! The Modeler team is handling adjusting these UI references, so lowercase "start event" and "intermediate catch event", etc, is how it should be written.

[sbuettner]

@YanaSegal Please re-open if this still an issue.

[YanaSegal]

Hi, yes, it is still an issue - you just need to prioritize it.

[christinaausley]

This is similar to https://github.com/camunda/developer-experience/issues/393 -- @mesellings @YanaSegal can we hop on a call to discuss this?