Comment on ATProto spaces: A new extension to ATProto that enables non-public dataparentComments−LowTechHN20dIf I keep it vague I can do things like: let { type } = customer; type = “premium”; setCustomer({ type }); It’s only slightly more verbose if I named the variable: customerType In many cases, the data I’m dealing with is outside my name control and commonly has something like { type } (e.g. <input />)
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If I keep it vague I can do things like:
It’s only slightly more verbose if I named the variable: In many cases, the data I’m dealing with is outside my name control and commonly has something like { type } (e.g. <input />)