> Any project I work on is connected to a million different tools, workflows and services,
I was just skimming and read that, and I thought "he is working in Javascript" and yep, later on that's it.
I stay away from the Javascript/TS ecosystem (npm et al). I program mostly in Go, but also quite a bit in Typescript.
I would learn/use (even if for personal projects) more boring tech stacks, like Java/C#/Go/PL-SQL/T-SQL. For myself, Go has extremely stable tools that just work and have well-known limitations. Consider a lateral move within tech.
I was just skimming and read that, and I thought "he is working in Javascript" and yep, later on that's it.
I stay away from the Javascript/TS ecosystem (npm et al). I program mostly in Go, but also quite a bit in Typescript.
I would learn/use (even if for personal projects) more boring tech stacks, like Java/C#/Go/PL-SQL/T-SQL. For myself, Go has extremely stable tools that just work and have well-known limitations. Consider a lateral move within tech.