>> In fact, this is completely unneccsary with the existence of forEach and Object.keys() (both available in IE9+). Oh the eyes of Microsoft shine gracefully u

>> In fact, this is completely unneccsary with the existence of forEach and Object.keys() (both available in IE9+). Oh the eyes of Microsoft shine gracefully upon us, we are so blessed. First, get a spell checker. Second, abandon jQuery at you peril. Browser makers should be required to embed jQuery. jQuery makes JavaScript almost bearable to deal with. That says a lot.