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It's always nice to find this kind of article where the author synthesizes a lot of knowledge in a single place. I just have an advice, please don't mix upper
by elboru 8y ago
It's always nice to find this kind of article where the author synthesizes a lot of knowledge in a single place.
I just have an advice, please don't mix upper case and lower case for programming names in your text, it makes it a little harder to understand, as a reader I was not sure if the author was talking about the same object/function or not. For instance I could find "object.assign()" inside a paragraph but then "Object.assign()" in the code example.
- crooked-v 8y agoIt looks like that's just an error. "Object" in uppercase is a special global variable in JS, but there's nothing special about "object" lowercase.
- fireattack 8y agoHe also uses `_proto_` (should be `__proto__`), `(‘b’, ‘c’)` (should be `('b', 'c')`) etc. in the inner text.
- BenRoz 8y agoThanks for the comment, appreciate it! Sorry for the typo, fixed now.