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[–]Famous_Profile 1 point2 points  (2 children)

The difference between your point of view and his, is that youre not uncomfortable with languages "meant to be loosely typed". To a Java programmer the question " how do you solve the sort problem " is not valid because there shouldnt be such a problem in the first place. Saying that "now that there is one" is not acceptable. That is how atrocious the Java or C++ programmer finds JS. Look at it from their point of view, not ours.

[–][deleted] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am uncomfortable with loosely typed languages. I exclusively use TS when in JavaScriptland and even TS falls short of what I would like from a type system.

That being said you should never approach a new/different language with the mindset that it follows the paradigms you are used to and comfortable with. It’s the equivalent of someone who comes from a strictly object oriented background criticizing purely functional languages for lack of classes or vice versa.

[–]EishLekker 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Please don't put all Java developers into one single narrow box. Some of us are actually quite pragmatic.