Just because a language has a feature does not mean you need to use it.
We use JavaScript, but in 90%+ of our codebase we use it without 'this', without prototypes, without classes, and without other ugly parts.
We use JavaScript, but in 90%+ of our codebase we use it without 'this', without prototypes, without classes, and without other ugly parts.
As I'm not a deep coder, what are the advantages of having an integer type versus a float type in the case of Javascript? Memory? Not having to use Math.floor, Math.ceil, or Math.round in case of funky divisions? I've used Javascript for years now without worrying over that particular detail.