It's refreshing to see a JavaScript project with a mature tone and no emoji bullet lists in its readme. I'm very eager for JS culture to mature along with the tooling, and to prioritize content over sugar.
I’m not sure what other examples to use to describe the tone I’m referring to without offending anyone. But, I’d personally be really interested in an anthropologist writing about the internet culture of JS development. Edit: hackernews unsurprisingly did not let me use an emoji at the end there.
Keep the emojis and witty copy coming, I say.
Again, like others said it's more likely you are just upset about the emoji.
It is refreshing though seeing somebody trying to tackle some of my gripes about JS from a clean slate. I get so tired of hearing of x tool just to use some CSS lib or JS lib, or 17 tools to make development better and they all fight each other.
I like that every new cohort grows thru rejection and rebellion. Graffiti, bleached hair, ripped jeans, cathartic music, emoji, or whatever.
Source: Former punk, now almost a gray beard.