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I've seen this rise in popularity lately, and frankly I just find it harder to read.
There are many statements which often span multiple lines (looking at you promises...) and it's just more clear to me when there is a dedicated stop to the line. Might be because I come from a C background, but I always make linters require semi-colons.
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JavaScript does not require semi colons either;
Yep! They use automatic semicolon insertion, similar to Go.
I've seen this rise in popularity lately, and frankly I just find it harder to read.
There are many statements which often span multiple lines (looking at you promises...) and it's just more clear to me when there is a dedicated stop to the line. Might be because I come from a C background, but I always make linters require semi-colons.
Google JS style guide explicitly requires them:
google.github.io/styleguide/jsguid...
Well I explicitly disagree with Google.
I explicitly disagree with JavaScript. Either you have semicolons or you don't.