As someone who coded professionally in Python, C, C++, C# and Typescript, I disagree. JavaScript is my favourite language.
I just avoid the bad parts. Just like everyone else avoids the bad parts of their favorite programming languages. I compare languages based in the patterns and functionality that are actually used, not based on the sum of all its theoretical parts.
I just avoid the bad parts. Just like everyone else avoids the bad parts of their favorite programming languages. I compare languages based in the patterns and functionality that are actually used, not based on the sum of all its theoretical parts.