Then I guess Microsoft have a long way to come in destroying old stigmas about their software and ecosystem. I was actually devops for a .net project at my $da

Then I guess Microsoft have a long way to come in destroying old stigmas about their software and ecosystem. I was actually devops for a .net project at my $dayjob, and I noticed the nuget repositories we setup in Gitlab for the developers. So I could tell that a lot of my preconceptions about .net are probably wrong. But I'd still prefer any other language like Python, Rust, Golang, Nodejs just because I'm afraid of running into some enterprise wall in their historic walled garden. It's so damn frustrating to run into tooling issues, and when they stem from ruthless capitalism it seems even more frustrating than simple package management issues with npm for example. At least I can always check the source code. ;)