I also agree that some of the things like the null bug and such are a pain in the arse. But I don't think we should remove classes or force arrow function to only accept one argument. I like the freedom JS gives you, though that's also a bad thing about it :P
You might not like classes, but they have a place and can be really usefull. Not eveyone likes going all functional, to that peple I say, it's okay to be wrong xD joking, I do enjoy both
I agree, some of them where a bit extreme.
I also agree that some of the things like the null bug and such are a pain in the arse. But I don't think we should remove classes or force arrow function to only accept one argument. I like the freedom JS gives you, though that's also a bad thing about it :P
You might not like classes, but they have a place and can be really usefull. Not eveyone likes going all functional, to that peple I say, it's okay to be wrong xD joking, I do enjoy both
Strictly speaking, JS still doesn't have classes. It's just sugar to make it look like it does. Unnecessary really