>How do I avoid wanting to learn a new framework and actually finish my project?
Ask HN: How to avoid getting sucked in too deep by Node.js?
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Re: Ask HN: How to avoid getting sucked in too deep by Node.js?
#22In your spare time [if you still have the energy and disposition] try to build small projects using other languages that are in demand on the job market such as Java, Scala, Kotlin, Go, Python etc. If anything at least you will gain a better perspective about what are the alternatives and what are be the strengths and limitations of Node.JS.
Re: Ask HN: How to avoid getting sucked in too deep by Node.js?
#23Pick a different type of project. If you keeping doing projects where node and js are the best solutions, it will feel unnatural to use something else. Try embedded systems, or real time audio processing or something interesting like that.
I've tried a bit of C, and recently I started playing around with Rust, so yes definitely want to do something like real time audio processing with that.
Re: Ask HN: How to avoid getting sucked in too deep by Node.js?
#24I want to thank everyone for a great response to my first post here. This is a really interesting community for sure!