Ok, kind of a valid point. However, for our enterprise SaaS application, we have standardize on JQuery, and with a set of best practices, we have a very strong

Ok, kind of a valid point. However, for our enterprise SaaS application, we have standardize on JQuery, and with a set of best practices, we have a very strong and powerful application model on top of JS/DOM. The dynamic nature of the Web could be a unique asset to build large enterprise application. But, yes, I would also agree that Javascript/DOM gives many ropes to people to hang themselves. However, we should not blame the ropes if they do.