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In the docs, it says seamless-immutable is the most similar to icepick. Its main difference is that it adds more methods to the prototypes of objects, but I was under the impression that icepick didn't add any methods to the prototypes of objects. If that's the case, we should delete the 'more' from above to make that clear.
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Didn't mean to sound persnickety, but adding/modifying built-in methods was a game-changer for me (and I presume many others as well) and I think the fact that this library doesn't do that is a major strength, so I wanted to make sure that was emphasized! Thanks!
In the docs, it says
seamless-immutable is the most similar to icepick. Its main difference is that it adds more methods to the prototypes of objects
, but I was under the impression that icepick didn't add any methods to the prototypes of objects. If that's the case, we should delete the 'more' from above to make that clear.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: