I recently had to build a small web app. I mostly code for fun, and I've been writing Python for years. I was able to learn how to use VueJS with single file co

I recently had to build a small web app. I mostly code for fun, and I've been writing Python for years. I was able to learn how to use VueJS with single file components in about a week, with Flask as a backend, plus Bulma as a CSS framework. Nothing fancy but it works flawlessly. Also, the Vue team offers a Webpack template so I didn't have to spend a minute learning about that. Overall very pleasant experience. Edit: woops, forgot to say what I actually wanted to say! You don't need to write everything in one language. I actually abhorred that idea, and glad I found a stack that 1. doesn't need much maintenance 2. doesn't force me to spend countless hours learning about why XYZ is better than ABC and how QRT were wrong about this and that and learning 100 different new concepts and terms. I put together the stack myself, and it worked without me having to bend my programming knowledge to the particular task. There's value in this.