I don't think there are performance downsides to using named functions except in scenarios where you want to micro-optimize within a framework or tool. Even if there are, a compiler or minifier can surely fix that without having to manually change your code.
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I wonder if there is any downside to doing this? Is the function instantiated differently? Does it use more memory? Either way I DO like the idea.
I don't think there are performance downsides to using named functions except in scenarios where you want to micro-optimize within a framework or tool. Even if there are, a compiler or minifier can surely fix that without having to manually change your code.