You know, what I hate is the JS community. It seems JS is split into two camps: 1. Ordinary people trying to get something done. Often not professional program

You know, what I hate is the JS community. It seems JS is split into two camps: 1. Ordinary people trying to get something done. Often not professional programmers. These people account for most JS on the internet. 2. JS hipsters. The kind of people who use Node.js and worship Crockford. They refuse to accept that anybody might want to use a language other than JS on the web, or that if you only accept the "Good Parts", you'll be set for life (where's my static typing, bitch?). Languages are as much people as they are technology. I use Python because I like the people who use Python. I use Haskell because the people who use Haskell are really gentle and humble. Good, reasoned people lead to good, reasoned code. I don't see that with the JS community.