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Java is quite popular, so it's easy to go back. But try C# out. It's years ahead of Java in performance, features, and syntax quality. I've been doing .NET for

by majora2007 1y ago

Java is quite popular, so it's easy to go back. But try C# out. It's years ahead of Java in performance, features, and syntax quality. I've been doing .NET for years and had to spin up a Java Spring Boot app and it was so painful compared to .NET (esp maven/gradle vs nuget).

scarface_74 1y ago
I love C# the language and used it from 2008-2020. But C# is tied to the boring enterprisey Microsoft shops. Yes I know C# is cross platform and I got my start working with AWS deploying C# apps in Linux runtime environments in both Lambda and ECS/Docker/Fargate. To a first approximation no one chooses .Net for green field projects except for old school MS shops.