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@Yast2 "this" is easy once you grasp it. Just remember that if you reference "this" in a function, then whatever calling that function will be "this"
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@enitoni So its something like an alias?
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@Yast2 Whenever you need "this" in a function, pass it in a "self" parameter on the function. Then you can access"this". However with ES6 arrow functions, there's no need.
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@enitoni Thanks for the explanation!
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@Yast2 this always refers to the parent of the current context.
When everyone is complaining about how terrible JavaScript is and I'm just sitting there thinking "but... I like it.."
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