I recently wrote an article exploring the same concept (dev.to/bytebodger/why-do-js-devs-h...). JS devs seem to have an aversion to namespacing. Although I destructure often, there are still many times when I purposely choose to use the object without destructuring - because it can make the code far more self-explanatory.
Great minds think alike I guess! "Well, destructuring effectively robs a variable of its context." So true. And you have a great point about the namespacing. That's even more broad than destructuring, but it makes a lot of sense. I had never thought about it.
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I recently wrote an article exploring the same concept (dev.to/bytebodger/why-do-js-devs-h...). JS devs seem to have an aversion to namespacing. Although I destructure often, there are still many times when I purposely choose to use the object without destructuring - because it can make the code far more self-explanatory.
Great minds think alike I guess! "Well, destructuring effectively robs a variable of its context." So true. And you have a great point about the namespacing. That's even more broad than destructuring, but it makes a lot of sense. I had never thought about it.