This is what we're doing. Using .NET Framework and not having to pay energy to following this the past three years has been truly liberating. It's an as powerfu

This is what we're doing. Using .NET Framework and not having to pay energy to following this the past three years has been truly liberating. It's an as powerful framework as ever, perfectly suitable for modern web development and whatnot. Yes, you miss out on cross platform support from .NET Core, but I feel like that hasn't even begun taking off yet and I'd argue that using e.g. Go or Python might make you a happier human being in that case anyway, or at least with a more peaceful, productive state of mind.