And to be honest, it's kind of working. I'm still in the Kotlin/IDEA camp for now, but at my shop we're a dual stack (.NET and Java for enterprise reasons) and

And to be honest, it's kind of working. I'm still in the Kotlin/IDEA camp for now, but at my shop we're a dual stack (.NET and Java for enterprise reasons) and MS tools and Azure are getting seriously better. Once .NET core reaches maturity and has 95%+ of .NET's standard libraries available, we might even consider a full move to .NET as our automated processes and sysadmins are more experienced with linux.