> 9. 0.1 + 0.2 !== 0.3 You get this in most other programing languages too. > 8. Firefox Reads and Returns Colors in RGB, Not Hex The title says JavaScript,

> 9. 0.1 + 0.2 !== 0.3 You get this in most other programing languages too. > 8. Firefox Reads and Returns Colors in RGB, Not Hex The title says JavaScript, this is the DOM. > 7. Functions Can Execute Themselves Why is this so odd? I feel the author is too biased towards other languages. Also his example totally misses to point of closures. > 6. You Can Fake Scope No you can't fake scope, you override it. Why is this so odd? Again the author is not looking at it correctly, this is natural if you use it correctly. Most of this article seems to come from someone who didn't really use JavaScript a lot, hence there is a lot of bias and prejudice. All you need to do is tell yourself that classical OOP is not the only way to code, and you will see that most of those things are really good stuff and not oddities.