JavaScript
Used by 77 peopleen.wikipedia.org ↗
“I use it for JavaScript since I don't know JavaScript as well as some other languages, which means I use it a fair amount now.”
Nolen Royalty Interview, Game and web developer · via Uses This 
“But he's much more Jody, because she more has the Web nostalgia and the JavaScript skills and his ragweed allergies and all that.”
Kicks Condor Interview, Internet adventurer · via Uses This 
“Occasionally, I work on Twine projects which involve JavaScript; in those cases, I'll use Atom to write the JavaScript extensions for my game and then paste them into Twine.”
Laura Michet Interview, Game writer, editor · via Uses This 
“I am famous for having discovered that JavaScript has good parts.”
Douglas Crockford Interview, Developer, writer · via Uses This 
“Patterning seems to be one of the most "stable" technologies ever - I can literally sew a dress by 19th century's pattern and it will work just fine, while my partner complains about JavaScript framework changes weekly.”
Elena Zaharova Interview, Designer, art director · via Uses This 
“For my sciencevsmagic.net stuff I just write everything in straight JavaScript, and have avoided using libraries.”
Nico Disseldorp Interview, Game developer (House House) · via Uses This 
“In some areas it feels higher-level than JavaScript, but it's still as close to the metal as C.”
Kornel Lesiński Interview, Software developer (ImageOptim) · via Uses This 
“For game dev it's obviously Unity, although I've moved towards coding JS / HTML / CSS in Atom alone since I find it restricts thinking much less.”
Jake Hollands Interview, Multi-disciplinary graphic designer · via Uses This 
“Mostly I write HTML/CSS and JavaScript.”
Alice Bartlett Interview, Web developer (Financial Times), founder (Tampon Club) · via Uses This 
“I also (occasionally) do a bit of speaking about data visualisation and JavaScript.”
Colin Gourlay Interview, Interactive story developer (ABC News, Australia) · via Uses This 
“I code in JavaScript and use my own framework which is actually my main software.”
Santiago Ortiz Interview, Developer, visualiser · via Uses This 
“I make things for the web, so JavaScript is the go-to language.”
Rachel Binx Interview, Data visualiser (Meshu) · via Uses This 
“With MarsEdit there is a JavaScript Bookmarklet that I keep in Safari.”
Shawn Blanc Interview, Writer (shawnblanc.net) · via Uses This 
“It does this by being implemented in JavaScript and providing a rich system of dotfiles, REPL, and hooks.”
Phil Hagelberg Interview, Hacker-errant (Heroku) · via Uses This 
“My personal site and blog run off a homebrewed, slowly-evolved collection of shell scripts, Makefiles, HTML, CSS and JavaScript.”
Matt Might Interview, CS Professor (University of Utah) · via Uses This 
“Most recently, I made a game in JavaScript called Pistol Slut and recorded an EP called 10997 on my phone in the kitchen of my old apartment in Berlin.”
Mary Rose Cook Interview, Coder, musician · via Uses This 
“In the past few years I've gotten heavily into desktop and mobile application with JavaScript.”
Ed Finkler Interview, Web developer (Gimme Bar, Spaz) · via Uses This 
“The original target environment was 1200 bps modem lines in the early 1980s, so it's a little surprising how relevant the design remains, but in fact, it's the same basic design used by any significant JavaScript application on the web today.”
Russ Cox Interview, Software developer (Plan 9, RE2, Go) · via Uses This 
“The fact that Safari 4 now also renders web pages and runs JavaScript lightning-fast is just icing on the cake for me.”
John Siracusa Interview, Programmer, writer (Ars Technica) · via Uses This 
“I also use Textmate for all non-iPhone programming tasks, which usually means Python, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.”
Joe Hewitt Interview, Creator of Firebug, iPhone developer (Facebook) · via Uses This
