About JavaScript, to be honest... I have never fully remembered JavaScript's true / false or truphy / falsy rules well. I have my favourite "cheat sheets" where I can have a look, but still it's real hell! Typescript brought a bit more strict checking.
What I really love is Typescript's "optional chaining" instead of JavaScript talkative conditionals. And I guess I'm not the only one because JavaScript new version is going to use it too 😊 (for example: javascript.info/optional-chaining)
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About JavaScript, to be honest... I have never fully remembered JavaScript's true / false or truphy / falsy rules well. I have my favourite "cheat sheets" where I can have a look, but still it's real hell! Typescript brought a bit more strict checking.
What I really love is Typescript's "optional chaining" instead of JavaScript talkative conditionals. And I guess I'm not the only one because JavaScript new version is going to use it too 😊 (for example: javascript.info/optional-chaining)