> Left-pad had a fairly trivial implementation but that implementation is easy to get wrong, so it's something you want to make sure you have covered by tests
...What? That makes no sense. `left-pad` is trivial to implement and test. There may be edge cases but for most people, writing tests to cover the edge cases they care about rather than pulling in a dependency just to handle something as simple as padding a string.
Not to mention, Node's near-complete lack of a standard library is at fault here, not developers, nor the ECMA technical committee.
...What? That makes no sense. `left-pad` is trivial to implement and test. There may be edge cases but for most people, writing tests to cover the edge cases they care about rather than pulling in a dependency just to handle something as simple as padding a string.
Not to mention, Node's near-complete lack of a standard library is at fault here, not developers, nor the ECMA technical committee.