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> especially server-side JavaScript developers. Server-side JavaScript developers know that JS is inefficient and they choose to use it

I'm in no way a JS fan, but this take is wrong. The main reason JS is on the server side is because it makes the transition between server side and client side trivial. Not everyone runs SAAS with billions of requests every seconds.

In terms of not only money and time, but also resources and energy spent, this increase in software productivity it is worth it in most cases.