You could argue that "use strict" does the same, except it's language mandated. But yes, you have a point. These are not particularly fun, if you are on the receiving end. I've seen more than enough hair-raising bad JavaScript to last me a lifetime.
But you gotta admit, if you're on the pranking end, it could be fun to see someone tear their hair out.
Or my sense of humour is way out of whack. probably the latter
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How is either of those fun? I see why revere console logs are funny, if done when there is no time pressure and a lot of time available.
I do not want to work in environment where people feel that it is appropriate to routinely "punish" colleges by making them waste time like this.
You could argue that "use strict" does the same, except it's language mandated. But yes, you have a point. These are not particularly fun, if you are on the receiving end. I've seen more than enough hair-raising bad JavaScript to last me a lifetime.
But you gotta admit, if you're on the pranking end, it could be fun to see someone tear their hair out.
Or my sense of humour is way out of whack. probably the latter