I’ve seen some evidence it hurts performance in JS, too. If you’re doing something “a lot”, like media qstreaming, or realtime updates, ordered params are likel

I’ve seen some evidence it hurts performance in JS, too. If you’re doing something “a lot”, like media qstreaming, or realtime updates, ordered params are likely faster. I agree with others that the destructuring is a nice syntax to read and write. Yet, I have started to feel it’s an overused pattern, deployed by habit rather than consideration (in my code anyway). I can’t put my finger on why. It’s possibly a gut-feel that my functions would be better taking feeer arguments.