I would just caution you that, node&#x2F;JS has a much greater learning curve when starting out. However once you have gained knowledge of the different libraries (i&#x27;m thinking Promises, Async, lodash) and asynchronous patterns, you can write very powerful code in very few lines of code.<p>Python on the other hand; you will be able to get up and running, and implement large portions of the functionality that you require in your script, very quickly. The downside comes when you need to worry about optimisation. Without a lot of experience, it can be hard to find out how to go about making Python code fast.<p>At the end of the day, both are great languages, and have great communities.