I used to dislike Javascript generally as a webdev in the last decade, but after adopting Node pretty early on, I discovered that my brain seems to natively sup

I used to dislike Javascript generally as a webdev in the last decade, but after adopting Node pretty early on, I discovered that my brain seems to natively support asynchronous programming. So I use primarily Node.js at work everyday and for most of my side projects. Along with that, I like Redis for data because it's just so fast and "feels right" for me. I am absolutely head over heels for Docker, so most of the time it's that on commodity dedicated hardware. I have a fondness for AWS though, so I use that when I'm feeling lazy or when I want a particular feature they offer. I have been learning Go over the last couple of years, and having been raised on C in the 90s, it feels very comfortable for when I need to write system or network code. Nice idea for a post! I like hearing what individual people are into.