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True story- when I started to dive into the latest JavaScript platforms to be a good boy programmer that knows the latest tech, I got disgusted and quit. That was my turning point- one of the main reasons why I switched to deep learning.https://twitter.com/migueldeicaza/status/1272667864324100097 …
To elaborate: I was pretty certain what I was learning was largely junk knowledge/trivia that was just there because of the quirks of the platform and bad decisions that aren't being undone baked into javascript years ago. I don't regret the decision.
What were you doing before the JS adventure/nightmare?
Full stack development on a stack that was quite dated (sql, Java, web pages with some random new stuff bolted on). Legacy code development, basically.
Haha that transition from angular 1 to angular 2 
was the end for me
I can't stand JavaScript, is so inconsistent, everyday everything changes and stops working, debugging it is so painful, you have to learn 7274738 different frameworks, it's not worth the time, I was hoping @Google 's Dart could replace it, it doesn't look like it though 
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