I had the same impression when I tried it a few years ago (also coming from a .NET background). I never got the chance to use it professionally so I didn’t get

I had the same impression when I tried it a few years ago (also coming from a .NET background). I never got the chance to use it professionally so I didn’t get the “fully under control” feeling I get when working with .NET, thus never had the confidence to push for it in my company/clients out of fear of not being able to fix whatever went wrong. Kind of regretting not making the switch back then, but well, nowadays .NET is good enough. Never managed to squeeze as much productivity as I did with those small college projects back then.