kzhahou, sorry for reading you way to literally. I actually only have the words that you post :) I think the important thing is to find the new things, but to

kzhahou, sorry for reading you way to literally. I actually only have the words that you post :) I think the important thing is to find the new things, but to realize that they aren't really new, just different ways of using the old. All of the languages you listed are really just specialized, assembly, or other, programs. Yes, most of the hard work has been automated away, but it's still there. I like JS because it can be extended (though it can be very difficult to keep track of). I think there was a workaround phase when the VMs/interpreters/machines were slower, but pretty much everything can be compiled to JS these days. You don't even need to do that though, as JS embeds first class functions, so pretty much anything is within easy reach.