I have to agree, I've programmed in a good few languages over the years and really you need to go with what makes you happy and keeps you paid. I write in Java everyday and love it to bits. I have a fantastic IDE and I know my language inside out as well as a good few APIs.
But you know what, a JavaScript programmer could say just the same or a RoR guy.
The 'Get over yourself' part maybe a little harsh but there is some reality to it. Do what works for you sure, but generating negativity towards other languages will just make you unhappy. Instead ask top developers in each language/platform why they like their language/platform you'll learn loads and maybe gain an appreciation for the variation and multiplicity that we're fortunate to have.
Then go and work somewhere where you like the language :-)
But you know what, a JavaScript programmer could say just the same or a RoR guy.
The 'Get over yourself' part maybe a little harsh but there is some reality to it. Do what works for you sure, but generating negativity towards other languages will just make you unhappy. Instead ask top developers in each language/platform why they like their language/platform you'll learn loads and maybe gain an appreciation for the variation and multiplicity that we're fortunate to have.
Then go and work somewhere where you like the language :-)