> > The rest you could do as-is; the difference here is minimal, and IMO it's > a good thing to distinguish the fixed structure from the dynamically > computed structure. Anyway, JS has plenty of precedent for that. >
Yep -- we're 98% in agreement about these, and the difference here is indeed quite minimal. Static-bodied classes mean that users have to resort to "prototype" property manipulation knowledge in order to do anything dynamic -- where as Expression-bodies classes mean that the "prototype" property can be elided in most cases. But really, I'd be happy either way.
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