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I am torn between following the coding conventions that prevail in a particular community (a generally reasonable thing to do) and (as a long-time JavaScript us
by dionidium 15y ago
I am torn between following the coding conventions that prevail in a particular community (a generally reasonable thing to do) and (as a long-time JavaScript user) disliking nearly every new JS convention the node developers have settled on.
- tomjen3 15y agoNo offense but that isn't their fault -- it is simply because Javascript is a bad language. No convention can solve things like var hoisting, this changing meaning in callbacks, etc, etc. So people come up with some really strange coding styles to try to route around them -- which good programmers will hate, even if they are not entirely sure why.