Well, this is highly subjective. I'm paid to do python and node js from time to time and python really rocks for me. Not a small reason why I like python more is for the much better tracebacks. When looked in a console, it is much more pleasant to have the erroring line at the bottom which spares me copying the entire console in npp in trying to find the top of it.
That said, I know many blind devs who do java, c#, swift, c++ and so on. I had bad experiences with ide-s when I was starting to study software development on those languages and it've stayed with me, but it is not universal.
If I had the choice, I would not drop python, but I might add some of the functional languages or rust for the new ways of thinking they might teach me. So far, I've looked at them, but I haven't done nothing serious there.
