What programming languages do you use everyday? Are they for personal or professional projects?
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I usually use JS and Python.
Work: Primarily Java, for backend services and JavaScript+TypeScript for frontend and CDK. A tiny bit of Perl for legacy code, Ruby for infrastructure scripts, and Python for whatever other scripts we need.
Personal: Been focusing on JS (and TS) for learning/mastering full-stack JS development: React, React Native, Node, etc.
At work I use PHP, JS, and SQL. For my personal projects I mostly use Python.
At work we use Rust, Elm, and a little bit of JavaScript
Obj-c, Swift