Pretty cool here, I kept thinking “why does it say hiveng” then read later that this was for hive engine hahah. Now it makes sense! One day I think I’ll get familiar with JS, working on Python right now and enjoying it but thankfully JS isn’t that drastic of a difference compared to Python like C to Python is.
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I think that after you learn 10 languages it's all the same... just a big mess of confusing rules. I don't code daily anymore, but due to the need of needing to read ANY (code), it becomes super "go to google" to remind yourself of whatever rule/syntax...
And over time you learn quite a lot. Still needs to be exercised because you forget.
For me,
Python is a "copy and paste" language until you are so deep you build your own libraries (because you don't like others or you found another way to do better).
JS... it's a fricking jungle... no rules, all by yourself... it's madness...
It's also easy to quickly do something like python, but in terms of code reading when you reach a good level of multi-threading complexity... ARRHHRHR!!! Forget it... troubleshooting goes down for hours...
C++, a nicely strick and logical way to produce somehow efficient code (if you know what you are doing). To read you need a couple more hours than the above two... because you need to go through the tree of functions... but if the coder was nice, you might just read the comments and get it in 2 seconds.
C, Fuck! You either know what you are doing or better quit your job... Mindfuck, sisterfuck, but super efficient! Again, if you know what you are doing and if you know how you are coding against (arch and ASIC type level).
No one codes in assembly anymore (hopefully... unless for fun)... and then you need to be super good at logic and math and have a brain of the size of a cow to memorize everything you are trying to achieve.
Anyhow, at the end of the day, it's your fault 😅 the IT world... 😎