There is no Javascript in email development (my day job) so dabbling with that was strictly an evenings/weekend thing. Looking back at 2018, I spoke at 3 conferences which took up a lot of my spare time. And I bought a house, moved, enrolled/completed a nanodegree (which did have some complex Javascript at its core, but I was mostly playing catch up) and started looking into new roles. In 2019, more of the same, but by Spring things started to calm down.
It wasn't that I didn't want to do more with Javascript, I was just had other priorities.
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There is no Javascript in email development (my day job) so dabbling with that was strictly an evenings/weekend thing. Looking back at 2018, I spoke at 3 conferences which took up a lot of my spare time. And I bought a house, moved, enrolled/completed a nanodegree (which did have some complex Javascript at its core, but I was mostly playing catch up) and started looking into new roles. In 2019, more of the same, but by Spring things started to calm down.
It wasn't that I didn't want to do more with Javascript, I was just had other priorities.