I don't use C# any more (outside of personal projects), but I absolutely love it as a language. ASP.NET has always been a mixed bag for me, and I've always fel

I don't use C# any more (outside of personal projects), but I absolutely love it as a language. ASP.NET has always been a mixed bag for me, and I've always felt tied down by my decision to restrict myself to the Windows platform. More often than not, I've found that peoples grievances towards C# or .NET has been more to do with Windows issues, outside of actual issues with the language. Outside of Windows, the sheer amount of control over the ecosystem has always turned a lot of devs away, despite it being something that .NET devs love. Give me Visual Studio and a decent set of standard Windows tools and I'll be in heaven, whereas someone that is used to choice might not feel the same.