After writing so much Rust lately, I wish JavaScript had ranges. I’ve started faking them a bit using Arrays and Array.fill, i.e. creating pagination: Array(Math.ceil(total / limit)) .fill(1) .map((n, i) => ( <a href=‘?offset=${i * limit}’> {n + i} </a> ))
hah, funny you mention that - I was reading some Ruby last week and thought the exact same thing! They're definitely more to the point than JS for loops :D
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Yea, especially when you just need an arbitrary iterator. I like thinking about everything as an iterator now.
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Lol this was me just few weeks ago!
Guess someone will have to champion this through @TC39 now
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