Obviously there's still a lot of greenfield C++ work out there too, but I would expect that it's no longer the lion's share (C# is very much getting to this sta

Obviously there's still a lot of greenfield C++ work out there too, but I would expect that it's no longer the lion's share (C# is very much getting to this stage of it's life too). Given that C# is the go-to language for new development on Windows, and with Microsoft now officially supporting cross-platform C# and .NET, I find that very hard to believe. What’s the trajectory of - say - new Github projects that use C#/.NET?