Skip to content

Conversation

@tylercollier-devmtn
Copy link

sudo npm is arguably a bad practice. IMHO it shouldn't be recommended. While I've seen some students "need" it (meaning they initially got themselves into a bind, used sudo, and must continue to use it), if they "need" sudo, their terminal will tell them and they'll figure it out.

Class methods, in my experience, are static methods. They are complementary to member methods, or what we'd call prototype methods in ES5. I've updated the wording to try to be accurate but still be clear to programmers new to React.

`sudo npm` is arguably a bad practice. IMHO it shouldn't be recommended. While I've seen some students "need" it (meaning they initially got themselves into a bind, used `sudo`, and must continue to use it), if they "need" `sudo`, their terminal will tell them and they'll figure it out.

Class methods, in my experience, are static methods. They are complementary to member methods, or what we'd call prototype methods in ES5. I've updated the wording to try to be accurate but still be clear to programmers new to React.
Sign up for free to join this conversation on GitHub. Already have an account? Sign in to comment

Labels

None yet

Projects

None yet

Development

Successfully merging this pull request may close these issues.

1 participant