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I see a lot of complaints about this that I don't really understand. This is similar to final in Java, val in Scala, etc – sure, it's potentially referencing a

I see a lot of complaints about this that I don't really understand. This is similar to final in Java, val in Scala, etc – sure, it's potentially referencing a mutable value, but you know it's not going to be reassigned.

fiatjaf 11y ago
You know that, but the happy-new-world ES6 tutorials out there do not. And I imagine the same about most people reading them.