[ironmagma]

Even just restricting yourself to the Node ecosystem, there are a surprising number of options. ReasonML, Rust, Clojurescript, Purescript, and even oddballs like Idris can compile to something runnable in JS land and `require()` node modules. With so many options, the decision can be a little more complicated now.

[ikooru]

Very true, that's why I think sticking to one framework is sooo much better. Because just like you said in JS land "so many options, the decision can be a little more complicated now."

Keeping it simple is were I am at... and if I need something from a python ML library I just connect it through Lambda on AWS or use an API for their data tools. JS is catching up in ML too though.

Even more interesting will be seeing the AI coming is VS code. That might break down many barriers when it comes to winning the framework battle.