Depends on what you are doing. I'd also question the need for "compiled language" in most cases. .NET is sometimes/often chosen for "performance reasons". In m

Depends on what you are doing. I'd also question the need for "compiled language" in most cases. .NET is sometimes/often chosen for "performance reasons". In my opinion, for websites or web applications this is completely bogus. ASP.NET will slow your development down so much (compared to Django/Node/PhP/RoR) that you won't see any of those benefits any time soon.