I completely disagree with you. JS' prototypes may have been poorly designed, but once you understand it, there's no reason you shouldn't use it at its full cap

I completely disagree with you. JS' prototypes may have been poorly designed, but once you understand it, there's no reason you shouldn't use it at its full capabilities. Now, I do have a lot against enforcing OO behavior in js. Aside from the obvious performance overhead, you might be shielding developers from understanding the very language they're writing code on.