> For me, it’s the language complexity. For 15 years, I was nearly exclusively a C# developer. Since I moved on, it seems it’s gotten quite a bit of syntactic c

> For me, it’s the language complexity. For 15 years, I was nearly exclusively a C# developer. Since I moved on, it seems it’s gotten quite a bit of syntactic complexity. From the outside looking in - I don't know C# yet but I want to learn it in 2023, and I've been perusing docs and books - the language and ecosystem doesn't look much more complex than anything else I've worked with. It seems to have many features, but that's precisely one of the things that I'm looking for, personally. > All that said, C# + Visual Studio was a remarkably productive combo Most C# and .NET devs repeat this (though VS is replaceable with Rider), and honestly I'm too tired to care about much else so that's what I find appealing about it. I just can't bear the decision fatigue of JS (or even Python) any longer.