That's fine, but it has an opportunity cost. I came out of a dotnet post-secondary school but I'm now currently working on a React/Node/GraphQL team, I don't s

That's fine, but it has an opportunity cost. I came out of a dotnet post-secondary school but I'm now currently working on a React/Node/GraphQL team, I don't see it as a negative in the way you're portraying it here. I think C# is a great starting language both because of the great tool support and the sort of medium level of abstraction.