I am curious how that C# -> TypeScript transition is going, and how it is structured. I was in a project that involved a team of mostly traditional enterprise

I am curious how that C# -> TypeScript transition is going, and how it is structured. I was in a project that involved a team of mostly traditional enterprise .NET devs writing a greenfield app in Python (language choice mandated from up top). The result was basically something that was designed like a dogmatic enterprise .NET application, only using Python abused and wrangled to fit that style. After that project was done, for subsequent work, the team split into two camps - one camp that despised being forced to work with Python and continued to write Python in enterprise .NET style, and one camp that decided to explore more about Python and try working in more "Pythonic" style. Code review sessions were full of emotions and drama. Pretty much everyone in the first camp eventually left, either for other internal teams that were still working in .NET, or for other companies.