I don’t like C# because I don’t like the “magic” which is also what makes it special. In that regard I actually think highly of Go’s more simplistic approach to everything, from explicit error handling to the flat “class hierarchy”. Go isn’t as good as C# for a lot of things and there are no technical reasons for my C# hatred. Well I guess you could argue that having to fight the “magic” when you run into things it can’t handle as technical but for 99% of the things this isn’t an issue.

Python is a horrible language, but it’s also the language I actually get things build in. I do think it’s a little underrated for large web apps since Django is a true work horse, but it takes discipline. C is for performance, embedded and Python/Typescript libraries and Zig is basically just better C because of the interoperability. Typescript is similar to Python for me, I probably wouldn’t use it if it wasn’t adopted everywhere, but I do like working with it.

We’ve done some Rust pocs but it never really got much traction and nobody really likes it. + I don’t think I’ve ever seen a single Rust job in my area of the world. C/C++ places aren’t adopting it, they are choosing Zig. That is if they’re going away from C/C++ at all.