I remembered reading something that said, one can (and therefore should) omit semicolons at the end of a Javascript code line.
Since jshero does use semicolons, I did a quick research. Examples that recommend no semicolons:
Articles and styles that recommend to use semicolons
The last article complains (among other things) that "Standard JS" is named like this despite the fact that it is only one proposal among others. Interestingly, even in "Standard JS" there is subproject called "semistandard" which adds semicolons to the style (see this page on the bottom).
The conclusion that I draw is that using semicolons is a good thing. Since jshero uses semicolons you probably came to same conclusion. Unless there is something interesting to add about this issue, it could as well be closed. :)
I remembered reading something that said, one can (and therefore should) omit semicolons at the end of a Javascript code line.
Since jshero does use semicolons, I did a quick research. Examples that recommend no semicolons:
Articles and styles that recommend to use semicolons
The last article complains (among other things) that "Standard JS" is named like this despite the fact that it is only one proposal among others. Interestingly, even in "Standard JS" there is subproject called "semistandard" which adds semicolons to the style (see this page on the bottom).
The conclusion that I draw is that using semicolons is a good thing. Since jshero uses semicolons you probably came to same conclusion. Unless there is something interesting to add about this issue, it could as well be closed. :)