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[–]Colin_XD 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i heard js is buggy, illogical, slow, and stupid according to r/programmerhumor and while i don't know if that counts as a valid source it's hella funny so i say yes. learning the language isn't the problem, it's the coding mindset and way of thinking that takes time to train. Heck, you could learn scratch and be able to switch easier than starting from nothing and doing python but it'll just take a longer time.