Rules to Better JavaScript and jQuery

• Do you always use semicolons on your JS file?
• Do you avoid making changes to individual CSS styles using jQuery?
• Do you avoid relying on Javascript for crucial actions?
• Do you avoid using "inherit" value of style.display?
• Do you avoid using document.getElementById(id) and document.all(id) to get a single element, instead use selector $(#id)?
• Do you comment your JavaScript code?
• Do you know not to use the "eval" function?
• Do you know what are the best examples of technically cool jQuery plug-ins?
• Do you know what are the best examples of visually cool jQuery plug-ins?
• Do you know when to use TypeScript (vs JavaScript and CoffeeScript)?
• Do you know which version of jQuery to use?
• Do you know you should not open popup windows and use a javascript modal instead?
• Do you place scripts at the bottom of your page?
• Do you remove "Language" from your script tag?
• Do you separate JavaScript functionality (aka Unobtrusive JavaScript)?
• Do you treat JavaScript like a real language?
• Do you understand that with Angular you read and write to the model... never to the page? (aka Forget about jQuery)
• Do you know the best package manager for Node?
• Do you use Bundling and/or AMD
• Do you use jQuery instead of JavaScript?
• Do you optimise your JavaScript code with Lodash wisely and efficiently?
• Do you use lodash to perform your daily _.foreach?
• Do you use the .ready() function?
• Do you use the best JavaScript libraries?
• Do you use the best Web UI libraries?
• Tools - Do you know the best tools to debug JavaScript?
• Do you know how to link local dependency for npm?