> I can't believe people still bash JavaScript. == vs === !== hasOwnProperty > Also, testing with JS is amazing - Especially unit testing on Node.js. It let

> I can't believe people still bash JavaScript. == vs === !== hasOwnProperty > Also, testing with JS is amazing - Especially unit testing on Node.js. It lets you do stuff like redefine entire objects, properties or methods at runtime (for stubbing). Doable in Common Lisp for 21 years… > Also, JS is great for writing asynchronous logic. ITYM JavaScript has first-class functions. So does Lisp, so does Python, so does Go…