I am totally confused by the article.
I use factory functions all the time and they are as old as JavaScript.
Definitely nothing to with ES6+
Instead they benefit from the closure concept
function createTimer() {
var count = 0;
return {
inc : function() { count++; },
getCount : function() { return count; },
reset : function() { count = 0; }
};
}
I am not judging anybody, I was providing some genuine feedback. I respect that the guy is writing about JavaScript from Serbia. And I am one of the many people he can reach. So my two cents advice is too put more effort in his communication skills.
I appreciate that, but it cannot be a valid reason for being complacent.
And, by the way, I know many non-native speakers whose writing skills are amazing.
It's because they put the effort
Sorry
I stopped reading it after the first line:
"... that popularity goes to it's un-opinionated nature."
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can we please use "its" when it's "its" that has to be used.
cheers
I am totally confused by the article. I use factory functions all the time and they are as old as JavaScript. Definitely nothing to with ES6+ Instead they benefit from the closure concept function createTimer() { var count = 0; return { inc : function() { count++; }, getCount : function() { return count; }, reset : function() { count = 0; } }; }