Re:A brief look at async-await
by gherkinnn on Monday December 09, 2019 @10:50AM
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> a form that makes it explicit when a statement continues on the next line
I prefer to know that a line is dependent on the previous by having all the dots, pipes, etc on a new line. So I skim the first few characters of every line to see what's happening.
An argument not mentioned here is that having the operator on the new line results in cleaner diffs, as only one line changed. However, I don't care for that and am scared of trailing commas too.
I prefer to know that a line is dependent on the previous by having all the dots, pipes, etc on a new line. So I skim the first few characters of every line to see what's happening.
An argument not mentioned here is that having the operator on the new line results in cleaner diffs, as only one line changed. However, I don't care for that and am scared of trailing commas too.