I am with you on the asynchronous part. Dev wise, I am an amateur for 30 years (this is not false modesty, I code for fun only and do not follow the correct pra

I am with you on the asynchronous part. Dev wise, I am an amateur for 30 years (this is not false modesty, I code for fun only and do not follow the correct practices), coming from a C, Perl and now Python world. A world of code which is executed line by line. I tried JS via Vue. Oh man, it was hard initially judt because I did not realize that there is a niw concept I now call "things will happen when they happen and my code is a bunch of blocks of such stuff". This is particularly visible in Vue where you know that your code starts with mounted() and then everything happens when something triggers it. Specifically methods and data change. Once I realized that, JS is nice. OTOH I never, ever managed to understand asynch code in Python (which I know much better than JS)