Really good stuff. This is similar to what I heard Kyle Simpson say he is so intentional about what variable declaration he uses and where. It was cool he said that when he is using a variable that will be scoped and used though out a function he would use var to declare the variable but when creating a for loop and declaring a variable inside of it or to declare his iterator he would use let. He explained the more in the code he sticks to this thought process hopefully the easier it is to read. It really inspired me to not just ever say one thing fits all like always use === or filter or reduce they all have their place let's just be intentional.
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Really good stuff. This is similar to what I heard Kyle Simpson say he is so intentional about what variable declaration he uses and where. It was cool he said that when he is using a variable that will be scoped and used though out a function he would use var to declare the variable but when creating a for loop and declaring a variable inside of it or to declare his iterator he would use let. He explained the more in the code he sticks to this thought process hopefully the easier it is to read. It really inspired me to not just ever say one thing fits all like always use === or filter or reduce they all have their place let's just be intentional.