That is how psmisc does it: https://gitlab.com/psmisc/psmisc/-/blob/master/src/pstree.c#...
Private fields in ECMAScript now look like commented out class attributes in Python. Cumbersome for someone who unfortunately has to program in both (guess which of those two makes it unfortunate :D)
Thanks for the book, its clear and to the point. A little feedback: 1) I find the description of the different standards (ES2015 - ES2018) to be inconsistent. ES2015 provides a summary of new features as a bullet point…
not sure I got that second thing right :D
That is how psmisc does it: https://gitlab.com/psmisc/psmisc/-/blob/master/src/pstree.c#...
Private fields in ECMAScript now look like commented out class attributes in Python. Cumbersome for someone who unfortunately has to program in both (guess which of those two makes it unfortunate :D)
Thanks for the book, its clear and to the point. A little feedback: 1) I find the description of the different standards (ES2015 - ES2018) to be inconsistent. ES2015 provides a summary of new features as a bullet point…
not sure I got that second thing right :D