It's annoying how new languages sometimes become popular in spite of not adding any value to the development process. I think part of the problem is that new la

It's annoying how new languages sometimes become popular in spite of not adding any value to the development process. I think part of the problem is that new languages open up a new market which incentivises developers to create open source libraries that will become the foundation of the new ecosystem; it's a sure way to become a 'rockstar developer'; if the language succeeds, you succeed with it; the odds of success are much higher than having to compete with other libraries and frameworks within a well established ecosystem.