I’m actually doing the opposite - I’m dropping everything JavaScript related and focusing whole-heartedly on .Net and Blazor. I have no beef with js, but the me

I’m actually doing the opposite - I’m dropping everything JavaScript related and focusing whole-heartedly on .Net and Blazor. I have no beef with js, but the mental load keeping two ecosystems, communities, tool chains and concepts is too much for me. Maybe it’s age, maybe it’s something else, but I can tell there’s limited space in my head and JavaScript doesn’t spark enough joy to stay.