The best analogy I can think of is that .NET has gone chasing after the Node.js development experience. (And, much more speculatively: has at least the potentia

The best analogy I can think of is that .NET has gone chasing after the Node.js development experience. (And, much more speculatively: has at least the potential to keep a lot of the worst from both what it was and what it is trying to become.) In any case, the current transition has pros and cons, and even these are categorized differently by each dev. In addition, there are new alternatives that could cater to a particular dev's exact style.