JS is useful just about anywhere where you might want an abundance of libraries and lots of developers who understand the code.
Stuff like React Native points this out. If your team is going to be mostly made up of webdevs, sometimes it makes sense to max this out as much as possible.
I'd personally not go out of my way to use JS if it's not the case of "we already have webdevs, might as well".
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One of the most salient features of our Tech Hiring culture is that there is so much bullshit. Everyone knows this. Each of us contributes his share. But we tend to take the situation for granted.
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JS is useful just about anywhere where you might want an abundance of libraries and lots of developers who understand the code.
Stuff like React Native points this out. If your team is going to be mostly made up of webdevs, sometimes it makes sense to max this out as much as possible.
I'd personally not go out of my way to use JS if it's not the case of "we already have webdevs, might as well".
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I believe in admitting mistakes, that makes life easier to everyone.
Clearly my comment didn't have the effect I intendeded, well I delete it and do better next time.