There kind of are hater of all categories though. But then again you also have Python fanboys who will do just about anything to avoid using something that isn't Python.
As a Julia developer I see this a lot. You point out Julia advantages and the Python guy will respond with: Oh I can do that in Python to if I use package X, Y, Z combined with feature A, B, C. Basically their response to a simple well engineered feature is a complete mess of a solution. But hey they prefer that because they can still stick the label Python on top of it.
I admit I also get set in my ways, but at least I like to think that when I dismiss another language it is not for purely silly reasons.
As a Julia developer I see this a lot. You point out Julia advantages and the Python guy will respond with: Oh I can do that in Python to if I use package X, Y, Z combined with feature A, B, C. Basically their response to a simple well engineered feature is a complete mess of a solution. But hey they prefer that because they can still stick the label Python on top of it.
I admit I also get set in my ways, but at least I like to think that when I dismiss another language it is not for purely silly reasons.