Not sure if trolling but... If not trolling, you should always learn how to evaluate what language will be the best tool for the job. If anyone's choice of what

Not sure if trolling but... If not trolling, you should always learn how to evaluate what language will be the best tool for the job. If anyone's choice of what language to use is based on a blog post that says "You should use JS" then language choice might be the least of your worries. I'm aware of core contributors of one of the hot new JS frameworks that are swapping out pieces of the back end JS tech for Golang because it makes sense! So this isn't just me pulling nonsense out of a hat. That said, should you learn JS? Hell. Yes!