Angular & the "Disappearing this": Why Arrow...

In the Angular world, we use arrow functions () => {} almost instinctively. Whether it's inside a .subscribe(), a setTimeout(), or an RxJS operator, the "arrow" is our default tool. But here's a fun question: why do we almost never see the function keyword inside a component class? It's not just about writing less code. It's about solving one of JavaScript's oldest puzzles: The Execution Context. "Let's get back to the basics — not because they're simple, but because they're hiding in plain sigh