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JS clearly has issues and I wish some of these issues could have been alleviated when ECMA introduced "use strict". It was a one time opportunity to correct the
by nostalgeek 9y ago
JS clearly has issues and I wish some of these issues could have been alleviated when ECMA introduced "use strict". It was a one time opportunity to correct the language at its core, AKA remove a bunch of features and behavior.
- Waterluvian 9y agoNot one time. They also considered "use strong" but declined. I don't recall why. But you can always do it again and make further subsets of the language that clean up for modern use with modern support. But I also question the purpose. Just use dev tools to help enforce more strict code.