Great article 👍 indeed ECMA specs have greatly improved since 2015 and we don't need to go for third-party as often as before.
One additional benefit, a major one I think, of using native VS lodash is that your IDE / tooling chain will interpret the code:
Refactoring a codebase with _get(obj, 'a.b.c') when you change "b" name is going to be difficult, while a?.b?.c can be done automatically by the IDE
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Great article 👍 indeed ECMA specs have greatly improved since 2015 and we don't need to go for third-party as often as before.
One additional benefit, a major one I think, of using native VS lodash is that your IDE / tooling chain will interpret the code:
Refactoring a codebase with _get(obj, 'a.b.c') when you change "b" name is going to be difficult, while a?.b?.c can be done automatically by the IDE