Eh, I'm of the opinion if your environment needs special flags to prevent you from doing obviously dangerous things then it's the one that's mostly at fault. Environments should require flags to LET you do obvious dangerous things.
We've all been there though. Typos or camel case used to get me sometimes, thankfully eslint (and typescript at times) negates about 99% of this sort of stuff.
It's sorta your fault. But no namespaces or write protection on built in functions is the environment's fault.
It's not sorta my fault. It's TOTALLY my fault!
Eh, I'm of the opinion if your environment needs special flags to prevent you from doing obviously dangerous things then it's the one that's mostly at fault. Environments should require flags to LET you do obvious dangerous things.
Yep. A simple
'use strict';would have saved you.We've all been there though. Typos or camel case used to get me sometimes, thankfully eslint (and typescript at times) negates about 99% of this sort of stuff.
I see what you are doing here. While you're point out the errors of my ways, you're avoiding sharing your own coding 🤦♂️.
Share your shame! (If you dare) :D
Can't think of a specific blunder lately, but I'll be sure to let you know when it happens 😂