> For me, it’s the language complexity. I sometimes get the feeling I'm falling a little behind on the language features. Fortunately they aren't required, an

> For me, it’s the language complexity. I sometimes get the feeling I'm falling a little behind on the language features. Fortunately they aren't required, and the basics of C# (especially with Linq and generics) are so good that the newer features are benefits to discover as and when needed. Definitely agree with the solution files. Core is a little better in that at least in the project files there's no longer the repo churn as individual source files don't need to be explicitly listed. I quite like Go's modules, and especially prefer how you can redirect a Go module reference to point directly to a local version when you're working on it, rather than adding a local publish folder as a Nuget source in C#. Little things that add up.