Lets talk about JavaScript (at JSMD Meetup #7)
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I really like JavaScript and use it a lot in my personal projects. But there are some things in JS that I don't like or that I often see people overuse.
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Editor's Notes
- +’2.3’ {} + [] [] + {} [] + [] {} + {} !1 + ‘’ +!+[]
- Другие языки (за исключением Lua и Perl) кидают ошибки.
- Вот что мне делать с NaN? :) почему не null или еще что.
- В языке такое разрешаем, но делать ни в коем случае нельзя :(
- Почему оба являются true-фи?! if ([]) console.log('!'); if ({}) console.log('?'); [] == false // true
- var number = '7.2'; console.log(parseInt(number)); console.log(number|0); console.log(number << 0); console.log(Math.trunc(number)); console.log(+number.split('.')[0]); console.log((a=new Int16Array(1),a[0]=number,a[0])); console.log((m=number.match(/^[0-9]+/),m!==null?m[0]:NaN)); Но можно и другие
- FP is very cool Но код иногда становится абсолютно нечитаемым Особенно когда внутри reduce или filter вызывается другая функция
- Иногда используют слишком часто
- В JS’е есть тайпы, под копотом. Плохо, что мы не можем ими пользоваться. TypeScript это частично решает Int8Array Int16Array Int32Array Float32Array Float64Array Number String Map Set
- Динамическое выделение памяти // Arrays console.time('s'); a = new Int8Array(1000000); for (var i = 0; i < 1000000; i++) { a[i] = i; } console.timeEnd('s') console.time('s1'); b = Array(1000000) for (var i = 0; i < 1000000; i++) { b[i] = i; } console.timeEnd('s1') console.time('s2'); c = [] for (var i = 0; i < 1000000; i++) { c[i] = i; } console.timeEnd('s2') Memory leak Замыкания Рекурсии // memory leak function f() { var o1 = {}; var o2 = {}; o1.p = o2; o2.p = o1; } f(); // garbage collector (function (){ var a = 3 var b = 4 var c = setInterval(function() { // trying to evoke garbage collector. var ops = Array(100); ops[1] = 2; ops[99] = 3; ops = null; var d = prompt('what variable u need?!'); eval('console.log(' + d +')'); // yeah, eval :) }, 4000); setTimeout(function() { clearTimeout(c) }, 10000); })();