>>>>>Do you use Javascript? Now THAT'S weird.
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>>>I do and I agree with you, it's weird, but no one is heradling it as the greatest thing since artisanally hand-made, geo-thermally baked, locally sourced, whole grain, un-sliced bread.
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>>Actually a lot of people are heralding it. In an incredibly cluttered browser tools landscape, Javascript/jQuery and HTML5 are the ones that keep coming up over and over.
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>I like the way pretty much every jQuery's function returns a collection of objects and acts on it. Chaining functions is a notable trick, sometimes I wish Fox had that.

fluent style of coding can easily be overdone....
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>And the way JS creates objects is OOP upside down, with methods being assigned as properties of type function

actually vfp is somewhere in between Java/C# type of languages and prototypal ones.
just think about property definition on first time object creation and later copying from that "prototype".

regards

thomas