The grass is always greener on the other side. Working with, say, .NET stack you still have, in practice, to deal with substantial SQL apparatus. These two worl

The grass is always greener on the other side. Working with, say, .NET stack you still have, in practice, to deal with substantial SQL apparatus. These two worlds (C# or VB.NET and SQL) are sufficiently distinct to form what is known as impedance mismatch (structural incompatibility), so one also has to work with an ORM such as Entity Framework which introduces another level of complexity, and so on and so forth.