joeblow99

"loophole" is a word for "a completely legal tax maneuver I don't like"

Use const for all of your references; avoid using var. If you must mutate references, use let instead of var.

In my 15 years of programming javascript I've never once seen this matter.

// bad const items = new Array();

// good const items = [];

They obviously spent a lot of time on this guide, lots of investor dollars, and it's of almost no use.

// bad const item = new Object();

// good const item = {};

Literally useless differentiation.

some kind of queuing as well