Classes require tons of work under the hood to work. In exchange, they add a confusing new concept of fields alongside protypes while also hiding the actual pro

Classes require tons of work under the hood to work. In exchange, they add a confusing new concept of fields alongside protypes while also hiding the actual prototype inheritance to ensure future confusion. The pipe operator is a super-basic transformation of the AST. In exchange, you get much easier to read "nested" functions. `foo(bar(baz(x))) --> x |> baz |> bar |> foo` is very easy to teach and very easy to understand. It's hardly a fair comparison.