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Yes, I agree... what Crockford says makes sense to me. Know where they go, and use them consistently. This blog post doesn't make so much sense. It seems to
by jsight 16y ago
Yes, I agree... what Crockford says makes sense to me. Know where they go, and use them consistently.
This blog post doesn't make so much sense. It seems to say that you should be aware of the rules at all times and strive to use as few semicolons as possible (even going so far as to put them in front of statements). Yes, it would work, but I don't really see this as more readable.
- IsaacSchlueter 16y agoMy recommendation to use minimal semicolons is a very weak suggestion. I took great care to make that clear, and to point out a few cases where it makes perfect sense to use more semicolons than strictly necessary. My recommendation against lying is much more forceful.