> Which means there isn't the one true way of doing things you need to learn either. A nitpick/disagree here. While it’s true that both C# and the framework ar

> Which means there isn't the one true way of doing things you need to learn either. A nitpick/disagree here. While it’s true that both C# and the framework are pretty lax about things, there’s definitely a “right” way of doing things as recommended by Microsoft. Following that guidance means it’s easier to hop between .NET codebases