Reading the second point you might think: wouldn't it have been quicker to write the comparison article directly?
If my only goal was to get it done faster, I would have definitely gotten it done faster since I wouldn't have had to write an additional article, but what I ask myself every time my hands touch the keyboard is: am I doing a good job?
If we don't tackle it one step at a time I would definitely leave something aside and I wouldn't be doing my job well and that's why I decided to tackle this topic anyway.
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Now that I think I have highlighted the various motivations that pushed me to write this article, I think it is time to write the answer to this question: what does Underscore.js do?
Just like any other JavaScript library, this one also aims to make our lives easier as developers by providing us with new syntaxes and constructs that allow us to write cleaner, easier-to-read code.
If you go and read what is written on the project's homepage you will discover that:
Underscore.js is a library that offers a large number of features designed to help JavaScript developers without the need to extend the built-in objects of this language. It works with both jQuery and Backbone.