"When publishing articles about JavaScript development you run into many rules set by publishers and editors. This is a great thing as it keeps us authors on our toes and makes us understand more about how much work successful publishing really is. However, it can also be terribly annoying, especially when older idioms just stick. One of them is that “the average developer” does not quite understand JavaScript shortcut notations.
Now, if you are “the average developer”, please give me 5 minutes of your time to get through the following, you’ll understand a lot more code out there and also spend a lot less time writing your own scripts..."
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