Though I agree, there are only a handful of Array.prototype methods, and I believe Underscore falls back to them when they are available. I imagine you could r

Though I agree, there are only a handful of Array.prototype methods, and I believe Underscore falls back to them when they are available. I imagine you could read fogus's work, then substitute where appropriate if you're already well-versed in JS. "I know I can use [].forEach instead of _.each."