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I have been a C++ dev for all my career (about 14 years), so JavaScript was pretty cool relatively speaking. For various reasons I had been a Luddite of sorts and late to the webapp party. But when I finally got in, (more like circumstances left me no choice, technically not financially or socially) mid 2015, I was amazed at the influx of ideas I had. I mean, not only am I porting my desktop apps to web, I am also tinkering with ideas that never made sense desktopically so had never occurred to me. I have to admit that JS was a PITA, albeit of a different kind from C++, but it has certainly made me more confident and viable in starting my own thing. (For those who care, the front end is in Vanilla JS and for back end I am planning ASP.NET and WebAPI.)