> It's the same problem with C#. Just adding alternate paradigms means nothing. C# is still much better because it has a lot of useful DX improvements: from ob

> It's the same problem with C#. Just adding alternate paradigms means nothing. C# is still much better because it has a lot of useful DX improvements: from object initializers to IEnumerable everywhere. It keeps the tower of abstractions lower, and makes working with the tower a better experience. Though I've only worked on microservices written in C# in .net core