Well said! And thank you for the feedback! You're correct that it often comes down to lack of understanding - or an unwillingness to put in the time/effort to achieve that understanding. Ultimately, when we don't want to spend that time/effort to grasp something new/different, we fall back on dogma. Because dogma has an air of authority to it. We can spew dogma and sound smart (to some people). Right now, a common JS dogma is, "There shall be no classes."
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Well said! And thank you for the feedback! You're correct that it often comes down to lack of understanding - or an unwillingness to put in the time/effort to achieve that understanding. Ultimately, when we don't want to spend that time/effort to grasp something new/different, we fall back on dogma. Because dogma has an air of authority to it. We can spew dogma and sound smart (to some people). Right now, a common JS dogma is, "There shall be no classes."