I'm in the same boat. Back when I was a heavy AS3 developer, JS looked dumb and gimped. But once I drank the JS Kool-Aid, I saw the value in how JS does things.

I'm in the same boat. Back when I was a heavy AS3 developer, JS looked dumb and gimped. But once I drank the JS Kool-Aid, I saw the value in how JS does things. Not everything has to look and feel like Java. Now whenever I see frameworks that force classes onto JS, I have to roll my eyes.