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JavaScriptBuzz Dec 23

Getter That MODIFIES Itself When Called?!

This getter is ALIVE! Every time you access it, it CHANGES its own behavior. First call returns one value, second call returns something completely different. This self-modifying code will break your logic!

#javascript #javascripttricks #getters #object.defineproperty #selfmodifyingcode #javascriptweird #javascriptquiz #codingchallenge #javascriptshorts #javascriptwtf #propertydescriptors #advancedjavascript

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Getter That MODIFIES Itself When Called?! #JavaScript

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Panic In The Darkroom Mar 8, 2024

JavaScript/TypeScript getters and setters

#JavaScript #TypeScript #codingStyle #getters

yey

36.4%

ney

63.6%

Poll ended at Mar 11, 2024 at 8:19pm.

Ænðr E. Feldstraw Oct 25, 2019

aeveltstra - My #java source code uses mostly #immutable value classes to pass around the processed data, plus a bunch of #static helper classes just to get the app running, reading configurations, and perform checks.

I have very little use for #getters, and would rather do away with them. However: it happens quite a lot that I'm abstracting the concrete implementation class, and using an #interface instead.

André E. Veltstra Oct 25, 2019

My #java source code uses mostly #immutable value classes to pass around the processed data, plus a bunch of #static helper classes just to get the app running, reading configurations, and perform checks.

I have very little use for #getters, and would rather do away with them. However: it happens quite a lot that I'm abstracting the concrete implementation class, and using an #interface instead.