nope. none of that. there are plenty of fun, dynamic languages that aren't the horrible pile of shit that is raw javascript.

> And once you master it you become a ninja.

wait, was this sarcasm? hard to tell..

Sure! For starters, you can write

    if (foo == null) { ... }

    if (foo === null || foo === undefined) { ... }

There you have your JS ninja trick to handle two distinct null types^TM .

1. I was making a generalized statement around JS, not specifically '=='. That's a misinterpretation of my statement.

>"my programming language is perfect"

2. I did not say JavaScript is perfect. That's a misinterpretation of my statement.

>"if you don't like it you're just too dumb to get it"

3. I did not say "if you don't like you're just too dumb." That's a misinterpretation of my statement.

JavaScript really _isn't_ all that expressive.

I just don't get it. What's wrong with expressing my love for a language that I love? I am not even asking for anyone to switch to JS, just expressing my feel.

Thanks for pointing that out.

I think might be due to the downvotes somehow. It makes you wonder if you did something wrongly or it is simply people disagreeing with you.

Yes, a ninja of the "undefined is not a function" wars.

In my experience, code that is "slightly creative and fun" is unreadable and not actually useful for creating working products as a part of a team.

[0]https://www.simplethread.com/dont-be-clever/

[1]http://www.delabs.io/clever-code-is-bad-code/

[2]https://ditam.github.io/posts/fizzbuzz/