>To be fair, approximately half of that stank is JavaScript hipster junk >This is a prime example of stupid hipster stank Always seemed like JS had issues, non

>To be fair, approximately half of that stank is JavaScript hipster junk >This is a prime example of stupid hipster stank Always seemed like JS had issues, none of which I ever thought were related to 'hipsters'? Are we to conclude that JS without 'hipsters' would bring about a better ecosystem for web programming? How do you spot a hipster? By the way they dress, think or speak? I am curious as to how that 'hipster' theory came into your view.