Also, sticking to one style and not mixing all the wildly different approaches to do the same thing.
JS, like HTML has the special property that you effectively cannot make backwards-incompatible changes ever, because that scrappy webshop or router UI that was last updated in the 90s still has to work.
But this means that the language is more like an archeological site with different layers of ruins and a modern city built on top of it. Don't use all the features only because they are available.
JS, like HTML has the special property that you effectively cannot make backwards-incompatible changes ever, because that scrappy webshop or router UI that was last updated in the 90s still has to work.
But this means that the language is more like an archeological site with different layers of ruins and a modern city built on top of it. Don't use all the features only because they are available.