> Works great for applications where you spend most of the time waiting for a database. You mean callback hell? :P > The dynamic type system makes it easier t

> Works great for applications where you spend most of the time waiting for a database. You mean callback hell? :P > The dynamic type system makes it easier to write testable code with less abstraction overhead. My biggest issue with js/ts is that there's nothing really enforcing good code, unless you decide to adhere to it. Also: npm is utter garbage. > Faster to train up junior devs. I think go is better in that regard, less random happenings. But yeah, in general I get what you mean!