I've seen a lot of discussions lately about whether C# might become the go-to language for all kinds of development, like how JavaScript is seen today. This brings up two questions for me. First, do you think C# is set to replace JavaScript as the top choice, given that people are calling it the 'enterprise language' because of its performance and security? Secondly, with TypeScript gaining speed and offering type safety similar to C#, when should developers choose one over the other? Since both C# and TypeScript are quite popular in my area, I'm curious about the best scenarios to use each language for future-proofing codebases.
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C# is more like the new Java rather than JavaScript. I’m honestly surprised people still think of game development in JS. C# has a lot of features that make it a solid choice, especially for enterprise-level apps! Plus, with things like ASP.NET, it’s gaining traction fast.
Haha, it’s true! That ASP.NET is pretty popular among the cool crowd these days.