I am a cloud application architect with 10 years' experience in software development in several languages, including Perl, Java and C#. I'm an Irishman living in Calgary, Canada. GitHub on @cubikca.
Location
Calgary, Canada
Education
BSc. Computing and Info Systems, Athabasca University
After many years and more languages than I can count on one hand, I'm not really interested in learning another. I have more than enough to keep me competitive :) For JS people, this is nothing new. For C#, though, it's a treat to be able to get away from ad hoc JS in the front-end.
My main reason for not wanting to learn another language is that I don't want to have to teach my team's developers another language. They are all good at C# and passable at JS. Research time is expensive. Making use of what you already have is better if reasonable.
After many years and more languages than I can count on one hand, I'm not really interested in learning another. I have more than enough to keep me competitive :) For JS people, this is nothing new. For C#, though, it's a treat to be able to get away from ad hoc JS in the front-end.
My main reason for not wanting to learn another language is that I don't want to have to teach my team's developers another language. They are all good at C# and passable at JS. Research time is expensive. Making use of what you already have is better if reasonable.
Isomorphism is here now in at least 3 or 4 flavors. It is a nice thing to have front, back ends or microservices in same language.