> I haven't worked with .NET and C# for years but I bet I could feel right at home today You'd be surprised. It is shockingly different now - they are in the e

> I haven't worked with .NET and C# for years but I bet I could feel right at home today You'd be surprised. It is shockingly different now - they are in the early stages of exactly what happened to JS. I'm sure the outcome will be really beneficial for everyone, but at the moment it's very confusing if you aren't constantly monitoring it and keeping up-to-date.