alt Hacker NewsI haven’t done JavaScript in a long while, is using ‘class’ not a favored way of writing JS these days? I wrote JS heavily pre-class, and never really got comfortable using it before switching my focus to other languages.
I haven’t done JavaScript in a long while, is using ‘class’ not a favored way of writing JS these days? I wrote JS heavily pre-class, and never really got comfortable using it before switching my focus to other languages.
The poster you're replying to is plain wrong, using "class" is ubiquitously common in the javascript/typescript world, it's the idiomatic way to create classes, and it has better semantics than trying to use prototypes. You might compile away the class keyword for compatibility, though.