I may be heavily biased, but nowadays with mature .NET Core, C# seems to be relatively """sexy""" tech. Language is / seems to be really consistent and pretty

I may be heavily biased, but nowadays with mature .NET Core, C# seems to be relatively """sexy""" tech. Language is / seems to be really consistent and pretty easy to work with while moving and adopting newer approaches quite fast. Its "environment" supports shitton of things out of the box. As far as I see after "rewrite" (or reborn) they cleaned up a lot of mess and updated things to the more modular standards, so you're not locked with IIS and so on. All of that while caring about performance Google: >".NET" "performance improvements" site:microsoft.com