Unfortunately it just takes time until switching becomes easy/natural. I write Typescript at work atm (quite unfortunate, in the process of campaigning for som

Unfortunately it just takes time until switching becomes easy/natural. I write Typescript at work atm (quite unfortunate, in the process of campaigning for something more suitable) but program all of my personal projects in a combination of Java/Kotlin or Rust. Previously I wrote Java/Kotlin professionally and still maintain some OSS and personal projects in Python, Perl and Ruby despite not using those languages regularly anymore. I would say the tougher part is if you need to switch IDEs. I was originally doing Typescript in IntelliJ which was fine but after needing to adopt Visual Studio Code for team alignment reasons it's more annoying to switch, not because of syntax but because of keyboard shortcuts and IDE capabilities I'm used to. So I guess I would suggest using a common IDE if you can but otherwise it will just come with time.