Updated how we declare variables #1
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Looks good to me! Anybody else have other thoughts? |
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Might want to revisit this sentence: "This prevents us to have to worry about formatting and is more explicit"
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@doomspork or @bdoms Please review and merge if happy. |
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Should this example also be changed to match the new style above?
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Per @bdoms suggestion of being explicit on variable declarations.
Article @bdoms referenced: http://benalman.com/news/2012/05/multiple-var-statements-javascript/
I also had the ingenious idea of pushing this to airBnB (by accident), and we got some nice feedback from a couple of their engineers as well: airbnb#143
@doomspork @GabKlein @amdtech @jmacadam @jcarouth feel free to debate if you want. I am neutral on this one.