Message from JavaScript discussions

September 2017

— Lol

—

const fizzbuzz = (end = 100, i = 1, result = []) =>
  i <= end
    ? fizzbuzz(end, i + 1, [
      ...result,
      ((i % 3 === 0
        ? 'Fizz'
        : '') +
      (i % 5 === 0
        ? 'Buzz'
        : '')) || i
    ])
    : result;

fizzbuzz().map(x =>
    console.log(x));

— I wonder how I'd do in an interview nowadays

— Why not forEach

— Does map do anything special that forEach doesn't for that use case?

— Eh, didn't really thing about it

— I just always use map, I doubt there's any overhead other than constructing a final array

— Since console.log is technically a side effect it doesn't really fit into my scheme anymore

— You could also just pass console.log without wrapping it

— Guys, quick question...

— Https://www.npmjs.com/package/node-fetch

— I've been reading a little on polyfills and stuff