When Paul Graham writes about Lisp as a "secret weapon" I often wonder that .NET is that "secret weapon". C# is absolutely powerful and the ecosystem is such t

When Paul Graham writes about Lisp as a "secret weapon" I often wonder that .NET is that "secret weapon". C# is absolutely powerful and the ecosystem is such that you can actually work on your startup and not on fixing a web of broken NPM packages. Admittedly this doesn't give you GitHub "points", but hey, there is .NET Core for that now, usually as broken as JS stack and just about as fun if getting bogged down in months old but already deprecated functions is your kind of fun. .NET makes a ton of sense to use for a startup but that's the space where it is severely underused mostly for fashion reasons (and because it doesn't run on MacBooks).