> BTW, the 2 + 0.3 thing you are mentioning are all fixed by ES15 and ES6. Meaning that they broke a lot of code when they did that. Not that it matters that

> BTW, the 2 + 0.3 thing you are mentioning are all fixed by ES15 and ES6. Meaning that they broke a lot of code when they did that. Not that it matters that much, since it often impossible to build a JS codebase that is over a year old without major refactoring.