❌STOP making this Junior Developer mistake! (ES6 Spread Operator) #javascript #code #tutorial #tips

[andTutin]

nah man juniors know spread operator and dont know Object assign

[veedjohnson]

I’m a junior dev and I’ve never come across Object assign 😂

[adivmt]

Object assign is senior way, because it's a old method

[essamal-mansouri]

The object assign won't make a new object, it will modify elon. As opposed to the spread operator which will create a new object that is a combination of both. They do different things and it seems like you don't know the difference.

[Kelz_codes]

Object assign is for merging props and spread for creating new objects. Due reacts storing objects by reference in state you mostly or always need the spread operator for most things.

So it's where you use it and what you use it that makes you look like a junior developer.

[emmanuelmantilla]

I'm still learning JS and spread operator is my favorite, you can do a lot of things with it.

[greendsnow]

Copying objects is computationally expensive.

[abhisheksantoshbhambe]

Me who 1st time saw the first one 😅 spread operator is ❤️

[simply_the_dev]

The most important difference is: spread defines properties, whilst Object.assign() sets them said Yevhen Shemet, 4 years ago

[KingSimpa]

Spread operator is my favorite way to update an object inside of state.

[cristianmargineanu]

I feel like a Junior not knowing your junior solution

[intergaming]

Using object assign is not a junior mistake. I doubt junior developers would even be aware of object assign. You can use either. How does using object assign make you a junior? Love your videos mate but this type of stuff is subjective. 🤷‍♂️

[muscleheadzzzz]

You got it backwards. Object assign is what seniors are accustomed to and the spread operator is new and what junior developers will learn initially.

[mohammadrezabahrami]

It is good but for a simple object.
When you have an object that has another object you can use stringify and parse.
And when you have date and an object in your object you can use structuredClone() ❤❤❤

[abdularham]

The matter of fact is, I didn't know the hell about assing function 😅

[MrVinodkumar]

There is catch. It does not work for nested objects.

[Serzes_]

This video teach me the existance of Object.assign thank you

[keifer]

I'm a junior and one of the senior devs does this. I hate reading his code lol

[crazyboyrish]

As a junior or begginer i know spread and rest operator

[MduduziDube-re]

it's not a mistake it's just different.