> It also has some great tech that doesn't exist elsewhere, like Blazor which allows you to build entire websites (backend and frontend) with C# I won’t commen

> It also has some great tech that doesn't exist elsewhere, like Blazor which allows you to build entire websites (backend and frontend) with C# I won’t comment on whether blazor is a good framework for frontend web dev. But it’s far from unique. These days there’s heaps of languages you can use for both front- and backend web programming. JavaScript and typescript, obviously. Dart. And Go and Kotlin have some blazor-like wasm builds (though they still have a large download size). Lately I’ve been noodling with web dev in rust with Dioxus. It’s crazy fast - it trades blows with the best JS frameworks. And it’s very ergonomic. It’s basically solidjs rewritten in rust. The resulting wasm bundle is bigger than the equivalent JavaScript code, but it’s really not too bad given wasm parses several times faster than JavaScript. Blazor looks nice. And wasmgc should dramatically reduce the resulting wasm bundle size soon. But it’s far from unique. You can make webpages in almost any language now.