Having worked at an enterprise company that used Go, Node, and Scala, let me tell you .Net isn't the problem. The .Net stack is wonderful. The tooling is fant

Having worked at an enterprise company that used Go, Node, and Scala, let me tell you .Net isn't the problem. The .Net stack is wonderful. The tooling is fantastic. The base libraries are robust, well documented, and broad. And most projects are pretty consistent. And when the enterprise abandoned this for less mature stacks they magnified all of these typical enterprise problems. Because simply trying to debug poorly written C# is orders of magnitude easier than poorly written JavaScript.