> [1] I've received comments from "real web developers" that some of the JS I've written is "not modern enough" I've said this in code reviews a few times. In

> [1] I've received comments from "real web developers" that some of the JS I've written is "not modern enough" I've said this in code reviews a few times. In ever case, it was because someone was using some construct that would have been needed in older Javascript versions, but was no longer necessary in whatever deployment we were supporting as a minimum. Sometimes it was from taking old Javascript conventions into Typescript. In ever case, the original code was a workaround for old bugs. Can you cite an example?