One way or another, we're stuck with JS, so we have to use it and hopefully use it in the best way possible. There are genuinely good aspects to it and if you k

One way or another, we're stuck with JS, so we have to use it and hopefully use it in the best way possible. There are genuinely good aspects to it and if you know what you're doing, you can write in a way that's easy for others to read and understand. Including certain functional patterns is part of that, and avoiding stuff that JS is terrible at, like "this", is another.