I understand why people form attachments to a specific language and I can't deny that I have my own preferences. However when you stick to just one or two langu

I understand why people form attachments to a specific language and I can't deny that I have my own preferences. However when you stick to just one or two languages you're really limiting yourself and your projects, I see the tendency to try and pigeon hole every task into whatever language people are comfortable with and ignore others that might be better suited for that specific task. When you strip away frameworks most of the languages are very similar and jumping between them is not very difficult. Primarily I use Objective C, PHP and Javascipt however I have done projects in python, Ruby, C++ over the years. TLDR: The word for dog in Spanish is perro, however both dog and perro represent the same thing and a dog can always be trained to bark no matter what language you use to tell it to bark.