As a .NET veteran, if anything .NET is 10x more relevant now that it's cross-platform... you don't need Windows to develop, you can containerise your apps and r

As a .NET veteran, if anything .NET is 10x more relevant now that it's cross-platform... you don't need Windows to develop, you can containerise your apps and run it anywhere, it's significantly better now than in the old days (anyone remember debugging GAC issues?) C# is still one of the best languages I've used, which is the reason why I've kept at it for so long - e.g. it got async/await semantics in like 2012 (just after F# did). I'm about to switch jobs to a company that uses Typescript/Node after years in .NET and I feel like I'm going to miss quite a lot of the development experience. I'm not sure which alternatives are necessarily better but again I haven't spent a significant amount of time with, for example, Golang or Scala. Swift was kind of equivalent but (AFAIK) missing some features and the vastness of the nuget package ecosystem.