I agree, overuse of optional chaining and null-coalescing is something that code styles and guidelines will have to limit.
As I see it, it will mostly be useful for things like options objects loaded from a JSON or YML file, where you have settings that may or may not be set, and often 1-3 levels deep. Or when loading documents from a MongoDB where you have set of properties and data that may or may not be there.
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I agree, overuse of optional chaining and null-coalescing is something that code styles and guidelines will have to limit.
As I see it, it will mostly be useful for things like options objects loaded from a JSON or YML file, where you have settings that may or may not be set, and often 1-3 levels deep. Or when loading documents from a MongoDB where you have set of properties and data that may or may not be there.