> The only reason to do something like this is if you only know Python and refuse to use anything else.
The ignorance and prejudice of most developers are staggering. They simply think "Javascript is shit", and all their arguments boil down to jokes about NaN and the weird behavior of ==.
JS is (by far) not a jewel of a PL but it's telling that those people don't know anything about the real cursed and weird parts of JS (such as: eval does not behave the same depending on how you call it...).
The ignorance and prejudice of most developers are staggering. They simply think "Javascript is shit", and all their arguments boil down to jokes about NaN and the weird behavior of ==. JS is (by far) not a jewel of a PL but it's telling that those people don't know anything about the real cursed and weird parts of JS (such as: eval does not behave the same depending on how you call it...).