I totally agree. We hear more and more functional programming in JavaScript world. And using some of these methods makes sense because they manipulate the array in an immutable way.
This is your opinion, and I fully respect it. However, I've added "in 2020", to just make this article easy to find for beginners. And also knowing these methods is relevant for 2020, in my opinion, because most of them introduce you to functional programming.
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I don't think these methods were really necessary in 2019, but now? Can't do without them.
I totally agree. We hear more and more functional programming in JavaScript world. And using some of these methods makes sense because they manipulate the array in an immutable way.
I'd say they were necessary in 2018 and possibly even earlier. All these "in 2020" articles are clickbait in my opinion.
This is your opinion, and I fully respect it. However, I've added "in 2020", to just make this article easy to find for beginners. And also knowing these methods is relevant for 2020, in my opinion, because most of them introduce you to functional programming.
I see that I tend to click more on articles which have "in 2020" in the title so I guess it works since this is what I googled for :)
@idan haha that is brilliant response.