I like this answer a lot, it relates to me because I do javascript on a daily basis even for outside projects, I get burned of it often. Then I start to play with other languages and yeah, everything seems cool and shiny until you realize there are a ton of flask libraries that are buggy and un-maintained, that there is a ton of boilerplate code for .net projects etc. And you end up realizing it's not Language X's problem but dev tools in general.
In the end I just end up going back to js and keep doing what I like
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I like this answer a lot, it relates to me because I do javascript on a daily basis even for outside projects, I get burned of it often. Then I start to play with other languages and yeah, everything seems cool and shiny until you realize there are a ton of flask libraries that are buggy and un-maintained, that there is a ton of boilerplate code for .net projects etc. And you end up realizing it's not Language X's problem but dev tools in general.
In the end I just end up going back to js and keep doing what I like