Languages are just tools. What one person can write in Erlang or raw C, someone else can write that in JS or QBasic. What matters is what your code does. Having

Languages are just tools. What one person can write in Erlang or raw C, someone else can write that in JS or QBasic. What matters is what your code does. Having working on projects ranging from large ERP systems to audio DSP to video startup to joke sites like cakesy.com and iwannamarry.com, I can say that what matters most is how much you enjoy working on the project. That's it. If the twitter-feed-importing-app makes you happy and your users happy, don't feel bad that you're not contributing to OpenSSH.