.NET/C# are great platforms, it's the median .NET/C# developer and the general culture of working at one of these shops that ruins it. Just decades of over-eng

.NET/C# are great platforms, it's the median .NET/C# developer and the general culture of working at one of these shops that ruins it. Just decades of over-engineering OOP "best practices" baggage that is impossible to shake off. Why do people "move" to new languages? Mostly to leave the baggage behind.