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True, I meant to say react inspired template engine

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I know what it is and how it's being used, my issue is with this being on a slide titled "good code", the fact that you can mistake my comment as a developer not understanding what that code does further proves my point

One of the "good code" slides has this

    let startsWithVowel = word => !!~VOWELS.indexOf(word[0]);

?!

The use of eval makes me uneasy, there are solutions that don't use it[1]

[1] : https://github.com/kolodny/nester

only works in FF for me

1. The tests could be a little stricter, what I have it just an example.

2. You're right, it should have been:

  // if name is omitted
  args.splice(0, 0, null);

  // if deps is omitted
  args.splice(1, 0, [])

  // if fn is ommited
  args.splice(2, 0, noop);

I'll edit the post when I get a chance