Dmitri Pavlutin • 6/6/2016

When 'Not' to Use Arrow Functions

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This JavaScript article details specific cases where using arrow functions is not recommended, focusing on their impact on the 'this' context. It covers object literal methods, prototype methods, and event handlers, explaining why traditional function expressions or shorthand syntax are better suited for these situations to avoid common pitfalls and errors.

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