Useful summary, thank you! Do you know if it's necessary to add "use strict" if you're using Babel+Webpack?
I don't have enough experience with webpack. But a quick Google search indicated that it adds strict mode automatically, that too in global scope.
Yeah! I am also wondering if "use strict" is still helpfull with IDE's autocomplete and Linting packages like ESLint.
"use strict"
Does Eslint help with eval variable leakage? 🤔. Apart from that I don't think strict mode would be helpful. I think in general it's a great interview question to just see if the candidate is curious or not.
Yeah! Good to know in all cases
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Useful summary, thank you! Do you know if it's necessary to add "use strict" if you're using Babel+Webpack?
I don't have enough experience with webpack. But a quick Google search indicated that it adds strict mode automatically, that too in global scope.
Yeah! I am also wondering if
"use strict"is still helpfull with IDE's autocomplete and Linting packages like ESLint.Does Eslint help with eval variable leakage? 🤔.
Apart from that I don't think strict mode would be helpful.
I think in general it's a great interview question to just see if the candidate is curious or not.
Yeah! Good to know in all cases