Ah, now I catch your drift. You're definitely not wrong in that regard. 🙂
Also, this post has anything to do with my previous one. Just wanted to share some information on an overlooked feature of the language. That's why I said, "If we want to go crazier," at some point in the article. Compacting the code in a single arrow function is just for those who are crazy and confident enough to do it (like me). I'm a pretty crazy person now that I think about it. I should chill myself out.
Meh, I'm still going to write more articles in the future that introduce crazy syntax and shortcuts when I feel like it. Who knows? Perhaps a maintainer of a minification algorithm would see my articles and improve his/her algorithm just a slight bit more. Every bit counts when you're minifying...
I'm a very straightforward data science student in last year before master graduation. I like to learn bottom-up step by step and go through the logical discovery process myself as much as possible
Ah, now I catch your drift. You're definitely not wrong in that regard. 🙂
Also, this post has anything to do with my previous one. Just wanted to share some information on an overlooked feature of the language. That's why I said, "If we want to go crazier," at some point in the article. Compacting the code in a single arrow function is just for those who are crazy and confident enough to do it (like me). I'm a pretty crazy person now that I think about it. I should chill myself out.
Meh, I'm still going to write more articles in the future that introduce crazy syntax and shortcuts
when I feel like it. Who knows? Perhaps a maintainer of a minification algorithm would see my articles and improve his/her algorithm just a slight bit more. Every bit counts when you're minifying...Yeah I mean some optimisation are good and some are detrimental to understanding. However I think arrow functions is the first kind :)
Right you are, my friend! 😉 One has to crawl before they could walk. In this case, one has to type
function() {}
before they could type() => {}
.