Read this:
https://jaketrent.com/post/javascript-arrow-function-return-rules/
For me it’s about the consistency because althoughconst implicit = () => ‘awesome’ returns awesome, if I want to put several statement lines in the arrow function I need curly braces and I need to explicitly put return somewhere, so even for one line I would do () => {return ‘blah’;}
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Frontend Unicorn. I 💖 CSS & JavaScript. My brain occasionally runs out of memory so I need to pen down my thoughts. ✨💻🦄🌈.y.at
I can tell from experience that you most likely (>99%) want expressions instead of statements in a lambda expression ;)
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