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I see this idea that adding classes to JS was a bad thing a lot, but even though I don't ever use classes in my codebase, I don't know why it would make sense t
by coltonv 8y ago
I see this idea that adding classes to JS was a bad thing a lot, but even though I don't ever use classes in my codebase, I don't know why it would make sense to remove them before adding new features, or to stall new features because they exist and I don't like them.
In my opinion, we should be moving forward with features that make functional paradigms easier, such as the pipeline operator, regardless of the fact that JS has object oriented features. There's no reason to stall new features just because different people want different features, at this moment we're pleasing no one with the slow release cycle.