I disagree. A bad programmer is the guy that says "I will only use lisp! Everything else is terrible".
A good programmer just wants the thing to work and will use whatever is best for the task.
The solution is for programmers to learn more technologies and stop being so fanboish with his favorite. Rise above the language/tool. They're nothing to do with real programming, which is solving real world problems.
Good programmers don't think about problems in a specific language, they don't read code in a specific language. It's all just code. Languages are just a crappy way for humans to write machine code. That's all.
A good programmer just wants the thing to work and will use whatever is best for the task.
The solution is for programmers to learn more technologies and stop being so fanboish with his favorite. Rise above the language/tool. They're nothing to do with real programming, which is solving real world problems.
Good programmers don't think about problems in a specific language, they don't read code in a specific language. It's all just code. Languages are just a crappy way for humans to write machine code. That's all.