When I'm managing a team of good developers, I trust their feedback on what the best tool for the job is. My lead developer is real strong in C#, so that's gen

When I'm managing a team of good developers, I trust their feedback on what the best tool for the job is. My lead developer is real strong in C#, so that's generally what we use for back-end development. On mobile we did C#/Xamarin just so we could "write once" for both Android and iOS. I would have been happy with flutter too, but the best guys I could hire locally were C# so we did that. It was a nice bonus to be able to share code between back-end and front-end though. We've been happily using C# for damn near 20 years, even through rough patches like the transition to .Net Core or when Silverlight got abandoned by surprise.