All very well said. I never said I was leaving Python for good, in fact, it needs to be pointed out it's still king for machine learning and I'll even integrate

All very well said. I never said I was leaving Python for good, in fact, it needs to be pointed out it's still king for machine learning and I'll even integrate a Python-based solution as microservice to a Node.js project. Perhaps a clearer title would have been, "JavaScript is now my main language". As for boredom, though, it's true, but every now and then something special emerges out of boredom, as was the case for Vue.js and most recently, Nuxt.js for me. I hate the amount of JS frameworks and libraries available like everybody else and if anything, this article is also a short reference for myself in disguise on _how to get started_. I'll say though, knowing your way around a Node.js project can be painful, but with a little experience can become really reassuring. Code runs fast, it's easy to write (easy idioms to memorize like Python) and is generally very predictable.