This seems like a very personal choice. I personally am a fan of reduce as it forces me to identity what I'll be "managing" over the loop. I also don't usually use many of the for loop alternatives, even though they are essentially just as capable.
A perk of JS is its flexibility, so there are multiple ways to do the same thing. As a side-effect, people will always have opinions on which is the right way.
If you like reduce, keep using reduce. If someone else hates reduce that isn't on your project, don't worry about it. If they are on your project, then decide the best way forward together :)
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This seems like a very personal choice. I personally am a fan of reduce as it forces me to identity what I'll be "managing" over the loop. I also don't usually use many of the
forloop alternatives, even though they are essentially just as capable.A perk of JS is its flexibility, so there are multiple ways to do the same thing. As a side-effect, people will always have opinions on which is the right way.
If you like reduce, keep using reduce. If someone else hates reduce that isn't on your project, don't worry about it. If they are on your project, then decide the best way forward together :)