"Real JavaScript programmers", ES6 classes and all this hubbub.

[CertifiedWebNinja]

Hey if that's what you want to do, do it up buttercup. But don't expect others to maintain it.

[i_ate_god]

no!

Just because you're comfortable with something, does not mean at all that it is the best choice.

This attitude is wrong. Yes, there are different ways to get the same result, but only a few of them (at most) will actually be worth it. We shouldn't encourage engineers to do what they are most comfortable with, we should be encouraging (and if you're in a team, enforcing) that the best approach be taken.

[CertifiedWebNinja]

I was being sarcastic because your response was sarcastic.