Message from JavaScript discussions

September 2018

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const something = x => {
  if (x) {
    return a(x);
  } else {
    return b(x);
  }
};


Vs:
const something = ifElse(
  identity,
  a,
  b);

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Jezuz. and what about the overhead? i mean, if you really like functions, why do you apply them everywhere?

— Some kind of api

— It's where the context of functional stuff

— Human input

— I think you like to build expressions with words, that's why

— Of course

— Not noticeable

— Besides, I have a compiler for crazy optimizations

— JavaScript compiler to binary?

— "Binary"

— Wut