> Once you get over the fact that JS is basically a functional language where everything is given a false veneer of the object-oriented I'm not sure it's really

> Once you get over the fact that JS is basically a functional language where everything is given a false veneer of the object-oriented I'm not sure it's really all that bad. I was going to point this out, too. I haven't written JS in an Object Oriented way in years, and couldn't be happier. Its a beautifully simple language that can do a lot if you approach it right.