I am of course well aware the function hoisting and I use it just like you do in every day development. When we compare arrow functions and regular ones, arrow functions can be compared better with regular function expressions. These behave the same regarding the hoisting.
The question of variable hoisting is something new for me as I always declare and even try to initialize variables before I use them. This obviously comes from the root of my Pascal training. I would have never thought of the possibility that it can be done any other way even in JS. I may be very wrong with it though:) This opportunity does not mean I will give up my habit regarding variables in my coding style.
The wide range of knowledge you have regarding very different programming languages and about their history and the theory behind them is amazing and unique. You remind me someone, I had conversation with before, but you might be the exact same person just on a different platform. It would be a great pleasure if you could register on my website and post the talk about simplicity there as well. I liked this talk because it underlines the importance of reasonability in your code quality. As he talks about the growing elephant and your task as drag it when it is really big. For him simplicity means the knowledge in design, which keeps this task reasonable. I really liked this talk.
The link is Fakebook. It is just a personal project with a few friends and strangers on it, but that would be a great thing to welcome you there, if you have the time for it.
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I am of course well aware the function hoisting and I use it just like you do in every day development. When we compare arrow functions and regular ones, arrow functions can be compared better with regular function expressions. These behave the same regarding the hoisting.
The question of variable hoisting is something new for me as I always declare and even try to initialize variables before I use them. This obviously comes from the root of my Pascal training. I would have never thought of the possibility that it can be done any other way even in JS. I may be very wrong with it though:) This opportunity does not mean I will give up my habit regarding variables in my coding style.
The wide range of knowledge you have regarding very different programming languages and about their history and the theory behind them is amazing and unique. You remind me someone, I had conversation with before, but you might be the exact same person just on a different platform. It would be a great pleasure if you could register on my website and post the talk about simplicity there as well. I liked this talk because it underlines the importance of reasonability in your code quality. As he talks about the growing elephant and your task as drag it when it is really big. For him simplicity means the knowledge in design, which keeps this task reasonable. I really liked this talk.
The link is Fakebook. It is just a personal project with a few friends and strangers on it, but that would be a great thing to welcome you there, if you have the time for it.