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If it hadn't many flaws, it would be much more used as scripting language too.
I enjoy JavaScript whenever it's not frustrating the shit out of me. I'm pleased by the look of the
ECMASCript 5 strict mode stuff: disallowing implicit access to the global object, throwing errors instead of silently failing, etc. Perhaps this will mitigate some of the flaws that inhibit its adoption outside of web browsers.