Since there are now "fake" asynchronous methods available in scopes (dispatchEvent(), request(), ...), it might be more natural to use a method like update() or set() to update properties than directly adding them into the current scope. Especially since these properties are not in the scope until the user put them by himself to update their values.
Since there are now "fake" asynchronous methods available in scopes (
dispatchEvent(),request(), ...), it might be more natural to use a method likeupdate()orset()to update properties than directly adding them into the current scope. Especially since these properties are not in the scope until the user put them by himself to update their values.