Editing The JavaScript Problem (section)

== Footnotes ==

# Its support for closures is commonly noted as being one of JavaScript’s redeeming features.
# Early binding allows for static verification of the existence of method-signature pairs (e.g. v-tables). Late binding does not give the compiler (or an IDE) enough information for existence verification, it has to be looked up at run-time.
# There are several hinting libraries, which developers insist are indispensable tools when developing JavaScript seriously, such as JavaScript lint, JSLint, and JSure.
# “Any non-trivial analysis is very difficult due to JavaScript’s dynamic nature.” — Berke Durak, Ph.D., author of jsure.
# Google Inc. thought it necessary to develop a compiler, Google Closure, which does type-checking and limited inference.


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