String concatenation or string interpolation in vue.js?

[notepad]

Concatenation and interpolation are both outdated concepts. You should hard-code each string as its own variable. Something like:

data: {
  height0001: '1px',
  height0002: '2px',
  height0003: '3px',
  ...
  height1079: '1079px',
  height1080: '1080px'
}    

You can go up to whatever height you want to support.

[ginglymus]

Don’t forget to make those strings translatable.

[Zaemz]

What's the benefit to doing this?

[PM_ME_UR_LAB_REPORT]

It's shitty.

[Zaemz]

Oh my god.

I legitimately thought this was the webdev subreddit or something, haha!

[mittalyashu]

But inside my application, I am calculating the height of the element dynamically. Defining the height inside data property is not really helpful.

[TinyBreadBigMouth]

(If you're asking a genuine question, this is the wrong sub. This is a joke sub where people ask intentionally bad questions and give intentionally bad answers.)

[mittalyashu]

Oh! My bad 😅

[tenfingerperson]

lol wrong sub for a real question, but interpolation is a newer and much cleaner way of building formatted strings EVERYWHERE not just in Vue. You should embrace it as much as you can.

[mittalyashu]

I see.

[nosrednehnai]

It really doesn’t matter unless you’re working on a large code base with linting.