[at-fates-hands]

>> I also find automated testing, logging, a module system like commonjs, and linters to be useful when programming in javascript

Except when I use JSLint. Talk about bringing you back to Earth when you think you've done something remarkable with JS.

[mrkipling]

Try JSHint instead. It catches actual problems and everything else is customisable, so you're not forced to change your coding style to fall in line with the whims of a stubborn author.