If you're ever bored and wanna read more longwinded stuff, check out some of my other articles. I've written a lot about JS's class hatred - and its fascination with all things functional.
And to your point, I will never quite understand the irrational fear that many devs have over the this keyword. When I first started using anonymous functions and arrow functions, I found those constructs to be far more counterintuitive than any problems associated with this. But I've heard from numerous JS devs who, for whatever, seem to have some kinda mental block when it comes to this.
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If you're ever bored and wanna read more longwinded stuff, check out some of my other articles. I've written a lot about JS's class hatred - and its fascination with all things functional.
And to your point, I will never quite understand the irrational fear that many devs have over the
thiskeyword. When I first started using anonymous functions and arrow functions, I found those constructs to be far more counterintuitive than any problems associated withthis. But I've heard from numerous JS devs who, for whatever, seem to have some kinda mental block when it comes tothis.