It's just another language--jeez. It has some beneficial qualities that JS lacks, IMHO. (These are spelled out in various whitepapers, so I won't reiterate th

It's just another language--jeez. It has some beneficial qualities that JS lacks, IMHO. (These are spelled out in various whitepapers, so I won't reiterate them.) The sharpest programmers I know, many with C or Java backgrounds, pick up JavaScript and don't bat an eye about it being a "real" language--what does that even mean? It's just another language.