I did the same as you, and my experience couldn't have been more different. It was tremendously freeing to escape the whole .NET framework that came with C#.
My view is that you're always more productive in the language you know better. I find things like being able to use functions as variables tremendously useful in JS. Not to mention the ability to share code between the back and front end of a webapp.
My view is that you're always more productive in the language you know better. I find things like being able to use functions as variables tremendously useful in JS. Not to mention the ability to share code between the back and front end of a webapp.