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I’ve been working with the XMLHttpRequest object in JavaScript recently, and I couldn’t help but notice that the casing of this name makes no sense. Why is ‘XML’ all in caps while ‘Http’ is not?

Source: javascript – Why does XMLHttpRequest not seem to follow a naming convention? – Programmers Stack Exchange