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The rule you link to is specific to "function expressions", which may or may not use 'this'. To ask the same question differently, what about functions that do
by orange8 7y ago
The rule you link to is specific to "function expressions", which may or may not use 'this'.
To ask the same question differently, what about functions that do not need 'this'?
- ng12 7y agoI'm not sure what your proposal is -- use functions that use prototype this or no this, and arrow functions for ones that use contextual this? It's easier to use arrow functions for everything except for the tiny minority of cases where you want prototype this.