I do. If you don’t mind Windows, there isn’t really an alternative in term of excellent tooling (visual studio), universal (you can do a website, a console or a desktop UI with the same language and tools), and good compromise between performance, sophistication (like using multithreading easily), type safety and speed of writing. Java possibly adds multi platform at the expense of rougher tooling and desktop UI.

I am much less of a fan of Xamarin, tried it, too clunky (for instance the default settings for the android emulator do not work out of the box) and slow.

And it’s a matter of taste. I don’t like dynamic languages as I’d rather have the compiler check my syntax for me rather than having to write a test, and static typing enables great refactorings. But other people will have other priorities.