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OK, don't use the "bad parts." That's what I try to do, which turns it into a crippled Ruby. And there's no getting around it silently doing the wrong thing if
by orangecat 16y ago
OK, don't use the "bad parts."
That's what I try to do, which turns it into a crippled Ruby. And there's no getting around it silently doing the wrong thing if I ever forget a "var" or "===".
- jashkenas 16y agoFor what it's worth, there are tools that can help you avoid the bad parts. JSLint won't let you forget a "var" or "===" ... and if you use CoffeeScript, it's not possible to forget "var" or "===", because there aren't any.