> but what's so good about C# nowadays? F# :) Seriously though, I think regardless which flavor you use .NET Core is pretty good. You can work on whatever pla

> but what's so good about C# nowadays? F# :) Seriously though, I think regardless which flavor you use .NET Core is pretty good. You can work on whatever platform you like and deploy to any platform you like. There is usually at least one good library for the most common tasks (http, database access, cloud, big data) you might encounter while working as a software engineer. > but Microsoft's software is known for being buggier than one would expect I am not sure about this. Microsoft's software is used a lot more than anything else. They invested in software quality and FOSS a lot since the Ballmer era. I am generally pretty happy with the quality of MS software I use (.NET Core, VS Code, F#).