I'm used to representing members with a _ at the end of their name, something like this.message_. I'm also used writing c++ which does not require the use of this to access members. So I have some biases that don't necessarily fit with the normal conventions or language JavaScript 🤷♂️.
And you're right there is some nuance for value types and reference types. I'm updating the post now to clarify them!
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I'm used to representing members with a
_at the end of their name, something likethis.message_. I'm also used writing c++ which does not require the use ofthisto access members. So I have some biases that don't necessarily fit with the normal conventions or language JavaScript 🤷♂️.And you're right there is some nuance for value types and reference types. I'm updating the post now to clarify them!