I just use undefined for everything unless some API forces me to use null. Having to decide when to use one or the other is just an unnecessary complexity. 90% of the people I work with struggle to have the time to concentrate on refactoring their code to the point where it is clean, I think it's too pedantic to make them think about something as minor as this on top of that.
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I just use undefined for everything unless some API forces me to use null. Having to decide when to use one or the other is just an unnecessary complexity. 90% of the people I work with struggle to have the time to concentrate on refactoring their code to the point where it is clean, I think it's too pedantic to make them think about something as minor as this on top of that.