-1
this fails styleguide sanity-check.
we currently have 3 common styles of declaring functions:
1. foo = function () {...}
2. function foo () {...}
3. foo = () => {...}
does this extra 4th style offer anything new to justify making the
javascript language even less consistent than it already is? i say
no.
On 10/25/17, Brian Blakely <[email protected]> wrote:
> A prevalent pattern has emerged:
>
> `export const foo = ()=> { };`
>
> Taking a cue from short method syntax, this comes to mind as a possible
> improvement:
>
> `export const foo() { };`
>
> Even better if we assume const:
>
> `export foo() { };`
>
> That is delicious. Thoughts?
>
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