I wouldn't say it is dying, but I would agree that there are many better alternatives out there for any type of project you would be considering. I think the ol

I wouldn't say it is dying, but I would agree that there are many better alternatives out there for any type of project you would be considering. I think the old allure was that you could be virtually sure that there would be a pool of talented developers to draw upon, but now there are talented developers on many different platforms that offer efficiencies by working well modularly: there is no need for a single behemoth like .net