> Of course, there are cases where .NET will lose to Go, Python, and Node. This is especially true when it comes to “cold starts” because of the nature of the j

> Of course, there are cases where .NET will lose to Go, Python, and Node. This is especially true when it comes to “cold starts” because of the nature of the just-in-time compilation to machine code (plus other nuances of how .NET processes start) and thus making it unsuitable for certain types of applications such as CLI tools or serverless functions that require near instant response for a single request. Not really dispelling the notion that ".Net is MS Java" there, but I suppose similar technologies will have similar performance, even if it's politically impossible to acknowledge the lineage. Also, responding to claims that your runtime is slow by bringing up Python, Node, and Go is conceding the point that C is faster, but I find it especially humorous that Java isn't explicitly mentioned. Can't compare Our Product to Brand X, I suppose.