I don't use classes that much but they're really useful in some cases. Great that we've got the choice now.
It's interesting that projects like TypeScript are written purely in a functional style. I found that ironic because TypeScript initially introduced classes as a possible syntax. Now it's part of the JS spec but TypeScript is written in a functional style. Anders Hejlsberg (C# and TypeScript creator) talks about it a lot in his talks. Nothing wrong with classes. Just interesting to see functions become accepted more and more in programming.
Programming styles interest me so I'm purely an observer. Not advocating for one over the other.
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Great article!
I don't use classes that much but they're really useful in some cases. Great that we've got the choice now.
It's interesting that projects like TypeScript are written purely in a functional style. I found that ironic because TypeScript initially introduced classes as a possible syntax. Now it's part of the JS spec but TypeScript is written in a functional style. Anders Hejlsberg (C# and TypeScript creator) talks about it a lot in his talks. Nothing wrong with classes. Just interesting to see functions become accepted more and more in programming.
Programming styles interest me so I'm purely an observer. Not advocating for one over the other.