Dont worry, once Javascript get classes you'll have all these design pattern talibans on your back saying your code isnt java like / SOLID / DRY / YAGNI / enoug

Dont worry, once Javascript get classes you'll have all these design pattern talibans on your back saying your code isnt java like / SOLID / DRY / YAGNI / enough. Ironically the PHP community suffers from this problem since it has explicit classes and interfaces,while being a design mess under the hood. About OO and JS, a lot of projects actually use prototypal inheritance , you just dont see it because it's hidden under a jquery like facade/chainable API, where you never need to use the new keyword explicitly. It's obvious that libs that use these kind of DSL are fairly popular in the js world,more than the one using "explicit" OO.