I hear ya. One of my greatest frustrations with reading "Javascript: the good parts" is where Crockford dismisses the legions of faults with Javascript as 'thi

I hear ya. One of my greatest frustrations with reading "Javascript: the good parts" is where Crockford dismisses the legions of faults with Javascript as 'things that never happen to him anyway". Well in my bloody world, these JS faults go undetected in production code, causes days lost to debugging, cause customer complaints etc... "Fail early" (and loudly!) ought to be design goals for all programming languages IMO.