[AskJS] Is there ever a good use for loose blocks in JS?

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  • proposal-do-expressions

    Proposal for `do` expressions

    • It's one of the main reasons why I really want the do-expression propsal to work out, because then it would become:

  • proposal-explicit-resource-management

    ECMAScript Explicit Resource Management

    • Additionally, should https://github.com/tc39/proposal-explicit-resource-management make it to stage 4, the using declaration would also be block scoped, and it would allow you to trigger dispose functions when you exit the block.

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  • codemetrics

    VSCode extension which shows the complexity information for TypeScript class members

    • I'm enjoying https://github.com/kisstkondoros/codemetrics for VSCode, which brings me back to my C# days when VS used to tell me my functions were too big.

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