> I am a bit jealous as my go to language C# / .NET is recently not announcing fancy things. Depends on what you think fancy things are. Both C# and .net are

> I am a bit jealous as my go to language C# / .NET is recently not announcing fancy things. Depends on what you think fancy things are. Both C# and .net are busy releasing a lot of features. You're forgetting that C# is a 25-year-old language at this time. The exciting features they release are things like "access native memory allocation in a GC language", "native Arm64 support", "support for post-quantum cryptography", "tensor support" etc. while already running on all the platforms that Swift is only now announcing as achievements.