As soon as he said "both Google and Mozilla have been playing the 'new object oriented native language' game recently", I stopped reading.
If you aren't sufficiently familiar with either language to know that neither of them is particularly object oriented, at least in the traditional sense, then you probably shouldn't be writing about them.
I agree that this paragraph is badly worded but the rest of the article hardly deals with anything related. There are some valid issues here that have nothing to do with the programming paradigm advocated and supported by either language.
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As soon as he said "both Google and Mozilla have been playing the 'new object oriented native language' game recently", I stopped reading.
If you aren't sufficiently familiar with either language to know that neither of them is particularly object oriented, at least in the traditional sense, then you probably shouldn't be writing about them.
I agree that this paragraph is badly worded but the rest of the article hardly deals with anything related. There are some valid issues here that have nothing to do with the programming paradigm advocated and supported by either language.