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Fair enough. Most JavaScript code seems to avoid classes so it can be a little jarring if you're not use to it.
by husarcik 3y ago
Fair enough. Most JavaScript code seems to avoid classes so it can be a little jarring if you're not use to it.
- shados 3y agoEven being used to it (from other languages), it's super jarring in JavaScript because it's redundant. JS has other, better ways to achieve the same result, so it's generally a step down just to be more familiar for non js devs