Duh! Ofcourse you will. Just like with any other code that you're not sure about YET. Then as you debug it to get an insight, to see what this points to you'll ask yourself - wait a second how did that happened? Does that mean... OOOH! And then the spoon bends, the matrix code appears and you get it. And that my friend is one of the big pleasures of working with your head.
It aint broken. Case closed.
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Duh! Ofcourse you will. Just like with any other code that you're not sure about YET. Then as you debug it to get an insight, to see what
thispoints to you'll ask yourself - wait a second how did that happened? Does that mean... OOOH! And then the spoon bends, the matrix code appears and you get it. And that my friend is one of the big pleasures of working with your head.It aint broken. Case closed.
Just FYI, saying case closed doesn't close the case.
You don't have to use the library. But please remember to think of me the next time you write
console.log(this).