Can't really relate I'm afraid. I mean I think I understand why you chose JS, but we each make decisions that can take us on different paths. I also do system

Can't really relate I'm afraid. I mean I think I understand why you chose JS, but we each make decisions that can take us on different paths. I also do systems programming and have been doing C++ for most of my career. Instead of choosing JS I chose to invest in mobile and developed for iOS, Android and Nokia. Then I got back to system programming and will probably transition to software architecture. I'm currently very interested in safety, security and reliability, which is basically the opposite of JS development culture. It seems to me that it's a big world development world out there.