"the remaining losers eager to inflict some kind of bloated, buggy JavaScript framework on us" and "Actions is created by monkeys"—are a perfect example of the arrogant, exclusionary rhetoric that too often plagues tech communities. It’s not just unprofessional; it’s counterproductive. Insulting other developers or frameworks doesn’t make your own project better—it just makes the community around it toxic. Tech thrives on collaboration, not elitism. If Zig is truly superior, its technical merits should speak for themselves, not its founders’ ability to belittle others. This kind of attitude doesn’t just alienate potential users; it reinforces the worst stereotypes about tech culture: that it’s a space for gatekeepers, not builders. Let’s focus on making tools that empower people, not on tearing down those who choose different ones.

Thanks for chiming in, ChatGPT.