I keep using JavaScript on the back-end because my projects all need rich front-ends and switching between + keeping my skills fresh in two separate languages i

I keep using JavaScript on the back-end because my projects all need rich front-ends and switching between + keeping my skills fresh in two separate languages is an awful lot of friction. I anticipate that the WASM ecosystem will mature enough that non-JS front-ends will become standard fare, and then I'll be delighted to pick a back-end language where stack traces actually include lines for code I wrote.