Feeling the same here. It's elegant, and imo easier to read than most languages. There aren't many choices of libraries in C#, but they cover most use cases. St

Feeling the same here. It's elegant, and imo easier to read than most languages. There aren't many choices of libraries in C#, but they cover most use cases. Still I found myself happy to publish to NuGet my own package because I love exploring the language and its features. Now developing in Python at work, I can find a multitude of packages for every need I have to meet, which is perfect for productivity, but I feel I can never understand the language enough because all I do is to import some packages and get work done. I really hope C# gets more popular among devs. Where I live only large non-tech companies use it internally, which might explain why there are not many open source libraries in C# compared to other languages. Though, with all the comments here saying C# is turning into F#, I'm tempted to try out F# as my first functional programming language now.