Bingo. Having one language for your front end, back end, build tools, database schema... It simplifies life a lot.
You can reuse code / modules.
You Don't suffer from context switching inherent with jumping between languages.
Also, people act like JavaScript is a bad language purely because it is not strictly typed. It's an incredibly fast and robust language with a vibrant ecosystem -- something I'd argue is more important than pure technical bullet points.
You can reuse code / modules.
You Don't suffer from context switching inherent with jumping between languages.
Also, people act like JavaScript is a bad language purely because it is not strictly typed. It's an incredibly fast and robust language with a vibrant ecosystem -- something I'd argue is more important than pure technical bullet points.