Your opinion has reached many angery devs. Good luck kid.
On-Topic: I liked JavaScript to be as a script kiddie(not 12 yr old btw). This was like the best language for newbies because it is lightweight and moved to even harder statically typed languages like C++, Kotlin,Java,Dart, and etc.
Still, you really don't want to jump to any bandwagon or having a single hammer that you liked the most to fit for the job just because it is famous/popular, active community, and job salary.
A nice answer finally! Most of the answers look like nowadays responses on stackoverflow. This is not off topic this is actually on topic: the guy is 13 years old ( if I got this right: document.write(new Date().getFullYear() - 2005); year old programmer.) and is giving a short post on why he likes something were it's ok to point other solutions or negative parts of something that he likes but the trashing ugghhh... It's a nice feature to have on this page "Comment marked as low quality/non-constructive by the community" I like it and hope it prevents dev.to becoming like bsoverflow :D
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Your opinion has reached many angery devs. Good luck kid.
On-Topic: I liked JavaScript to be as a script kiddie(not 12 yr old btw). This was like the best language for newbies because it is lightweight and moved to even harder statically typed languages like C++, Kotlin,Java,Dart, and etc.
Still, you really don't want to jump to any bandwagon or having a single hammer that you liked the most to fit for the job just because it is famous/popular, active community, and job salary.
A nice answer finally! Most of the answers look like nowadays responses on stackoverflow. This is not off topic this is actually on topic: the guy is 13 years old ( if I got this right: document.write(new Date().getFullYear() - 2005); year old programmer.) and is giving a short post on why he likes something were it's ok to point other solutions or negative parts of something that he likes but the trashing ugghhh... It's a nice feature to have on this page "Comment marked as low quality/non-constructive by the community" I like it and hope it prevents dev.to becoming like bsoverflow :D