How Good C# Habits can Encourage Bad JavaScript Habits: Part 2 – False-y, Testing and Default Values, Comparisons, and Looping
This post continues to focus on areas where C# developers tend to make poor decisions when writing JavaScript based on their previous training. The languages are syntactically similar enough that C# developers tend to not invest the time to learn JavaScript’s differences.
The following post points out several misunderstandings that can get you into some confusing situations.