Which one are you?

When parsing bools extern or input, I oftentimes cast to a string and check it's equal to "true". As a guarding measure.

Internally when I don't need to be strict, I oftentimes just defer to evaluate it's truthy, as it's a bit more flexible.

- I might make it strict on a later refactor step though.

At work we like to keep it as simple as possible, but also as readable.
So if(condition === true) is what I use

If(condition) if the program is small and isn't used much.

This way I know for definite it won't return Null or anything like that

if (true == condition)

2nd 😊

if (condition == true && condition != false)