>Nothing is worse than developers being forced to work in a language they are not used to I think there are much, much worse things than this. Most of the time

>Nothing is worse than developers being forced to work in a language they are not used to I think there are much, much worse things than this. Most of the time, I would count among those things the humongous downsides of JS, but it depends on your situation, obviously. There are plenty of cases where you should use JS/TS. But if I only knew TS and had an opportunity to write a CLI in Rust, I'd jump at the opportunity. It's not always the case, but lots of things are appropriate to use as an excuse to learn something new.