Echo JS 0.11.0

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joe.minichino@gmail.com 4057 days ago. link 2 points
The article contains a couple of mistakes and also shows code examples in which the semicolon is omitted as far as it is possible for the code not to break - which is an opinionated approach only recently brought in by js blow-ins from the ruby camp.
Which would be fine except that the article is titled "javascript fundamentals", clearly aimed at people learning the language so why teaching it wrong? I didn't downvote this but i really felt like it.

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