Why I Love JavaScript

Yeah, it’s kinda janky.
Yeah, the language has quirks.
But you know what else it is?

Everywhere.

JS isn't just client/server. It's client/daemon/extension/server/hardware/whatever.
It’s the one language that shows up no matter where you turn.

Look — I don’t consider myself some elite developer.
Most of the time I’m hacking my way through.

But JavaScript lowers the bar just enough for regular people to:

It’s like Excel macros on steroids.
Useful little automations you can build and run anywhere.

I’m not here for “best practices” and shiny careers.
I’m here to own my stack.

With JS, I:

One language, infinite surfaces.

Sure, JS has rough edges.
But it also frees you to create.

That’s the power.

JavaScript isn’t just a language.
It’s a portal — a small crack in the wall between end-user and creator.

You don’t need a degree.
You don’t need permission.

You just write, test, tweak, deploy.

I love JS not because it’s great.

I love it because it gave me power.

It let me build my own mind tools, automate my world,
and plug into the deeper ecosystem of ideas.

If you can type, you can script.

If you can script, you can shape reality.

So yeah, JS sucks.
But it also changed my life.