I take none of Stack Overflow's surveys seriously. Their audience is not representative at all. It's skewed heavily toward people who are newer to coding or ju

I take none of Stack Overflow's surveys seriously. Their audience is not representative at all. It's skewed heavily toward people who are newer to coding or just trying to get through a bootcamp. Also, their question was classically badly designed: the choices were "all hype" or "game changer", two extremes without any hint of nuance. Let's not let this marketing disguised as data spark the flamewar that SO obviously wants it to.