If you went from asm/c/c++ to js, and you didn't use a half dozen other languages including Python, Ruby, and even Java back in the day, then it's no wonder you

If you went from asm/c/c++ to js, and you didn't use a half dozen other languages including Python, Ruby, and even Java back in the day, then it's no wonder you're happy with JavaScript. That's like saying that chalk tastes so much better and is so much easier to digest than gravel. However, it's good to be happy with a language... so if it works for you, great!