Programming Languages
Node.js
I've been using Node.js since I started programming around the end of 2017. I've built many projects with it including Discord bots, websites like this one, chat applications, and quite a few others. JavaScript is an easy language to learn, and the community is huge, which is just one of the many reasons I enjoy using it. (and no, I don't use TypeScript)
Java
I first looked into learning Java about a year into programming, and I started using it as a step up from Node.js (being a statically typed language, and faster). I wrote some basic Minecraft plugins and a few desktop utilities, though I'm only using Java right now for some personal-use Minecraft plugins for minigames. Besides that, I haven't found any particular use for it.
Go
I've been using Go for multiple years now and I've committed to using it for many different projects, many of which benefit from its concurrency and other unique language features, as well as just how simple it is to build for any system. I'm currently using Go for most of my personal services, including notification and cronjob services, among other projects. I'm really enjoying Go, and I'd recommend it to anyone looking to learn a very simple, statically-typed language.