It's popular among people who enjoy worse tooling and performance to put .NET in that weird box where "things I hate or don't understand about programming" belo

It's popular among people who enjoy worse tooling and performance to put .NET in that weird box where "things I hate or don't understand about programming" belong as a scapegoat. It's a stack they keep asking for and keep missing right under their nose. So the way FOSDEM presentations look like is not surprising. Sure, why do that when we can instead talk about Gleam which is a very good language if you really like how bitcoin mining was friendly to our ecology.