As someone that wrote C/C++ for decades I hated JS. Now that I've gotten used to JS every time I'm forced to go back to C/C++ I hate Hate HATE IT. Things that

As someone that wrote C/C++ for decades I hated JS. Now that I've gotten used to JS every time I'm forced to go back to C/C++ I hate Hate HATE IT. Things that take 5 lines in JS take 200 in C++ all to make the type system happy. Yes I understand the trade offs. Wrote games most of my career. I used to find it cool that I could write a 400 line templated intrusive list class that generates just 1 instruction on use. Yippee. Now though I just resent the fact that have to write giant implementations like that for code who's performance doesn't matter. In JS forgot a little piece of data? It's generally almost zero lines to hack it in. C++? It's often refactoring hundreds of lines of code. Wanna to wrap some function to monitor it, test, sanitize, .. trivial in JS. Next to impossible without massive refactoring in C++ When I have to do C++ again I will but it won't be without kicking and screaming.