C#

“I develop primarily dotnet/C# apps on a MacBook pro M5”

“With C#, whenever codex need some info about the packages we use, it just use ILSpy to decompile the nuget”

“I find Go to be more of a direct competitor to C# - but it has the edge due to lacking exceptions (which is 15 years wasted of my life, never again).”

“In current C# I usually do something like”

“I've been coding in C# for nearly 20 years and have been using AWS technologies for nearly a decade”

“the final trace with parallel workers was just C#'s workers threads and thread pool.”

“master the stack we use at work: C# for plugins, Python and Powershell for IT admin and JS for frontend”

“I used to write a lot of C#. I used to write a lot of Go.”

“We ended up dropping them, but not until we had initiated a migration to Java/PG instead of C#/MSSQL.”

“We run a large C# codebase (1M+ LOC)”

“It's so much cleaner and I'm sorely missing it in C#.”

“every language I ever shipped software with, from ASP, PHP, and C# to Swift, TypeScript and Rust”

“I already was familiar with C# and Razor syntax after having built many C# server-side rendered web apps.”

“starting off my career as a C# dev and I never looked back.”

“embedding a browser (WebView2) in a C# Desktop app”

“a middleware (RoR, C#, Rust), nginx ingress and cert-manager”

“We switched to c# and python and js/ts for new dev at some point”

“we won't be able to move most of our types into different namespaces or assemblies.”

“one doesn't expect this in C# app”

“In the past two years I've done hands on keyboard coding in Python, C#, JavaScript, and Go.”

“I'm a C# guy who learnt C over the past 2 years.”

“I switched to C# and object-oriented programming in 2002. I still have MS Pro Basic code in production from '90.”

“I've spent most of my career with perl, python, c#, and java”

“I used a pretty featureful C# CSV parsing library which did pretty well on benchmarks”

“migrate a vb.net into c#.”

“Global type-checking between C# and F# projects comes out-of-the-box (but you have to design the shared types properly)”

“now in my day-to-day I write C# and maintain the linux servers where the .NET Core business application lives.”

“I did make an initial prototype with C#, but things were much easier to make work well on both counts with Rust and Tokio.”

“compared to any other language I've used in prod (C#, Typescript, Javascript, and PHP)”

“for the .net ecosystem we use C# of F# depending on how relaxed the engineering team and the stakeholders”

“I actually develop C# applications on Mac and run them in production on Ubuntu”

“I worked on a mixed C++ and C# codebase where we switched from in-process calls to IPC for that very reason”

“The UI was written with Inferno + MobX and the backend in Swift/C#/Kotlin depending on the platform.”

“We use C# for process automation.”

“the only language of the 13+ I've used in production code”

“We used C# .NET Core.”

“There was no reason to replace a working C# application”

“we were able to completely define our UI state machines in C# classes that can be tested in perfect isolation”

“Coming from Java, Kotlin, C#, Python I first thouhgt Go was a bad joke”

“I have built apps in native iOS (pre-swift), Android (Java), windows phone (c#)”

“If I somehow convinced my co-workers to adopt a language that wasn't C#, I'd point them Rust or Haskell instead.”

“I refactored the calculation and report production code into a library, and since that time we've built a Mac version and Web version”

“we hit a bug in the C# compiler in regards to struct layouts (!!) we switched away from rolling our own.”

“I'm running real code in prod that I've tested this way.”

“a lot of back-end services that used to be build in C# and ASP”

“I currently build deterministic multiplayer WebGL games in Unity, built via C#->IL2CPP->Emscripten->WASM.”

“My current shop is the oldest shop I've ever worked for and is entirely a Windows/C# shop.”

“our operations engineers do Microsoft servers and our developers do C#.”

“Ten years ago we build things in C#, used MSSQL and deployed to IIS.”

“by then I was the most experienced C# developer, the only experienced C++/MFC developer”

“we may be able to remove the C# code but that's still years off for my group.”

“I've been using C# for years.”

“C#, Unity, Unreal, CG/GLSL/HLSL, most recently Blender.”

“The core synchronization logic is shared C# code.”

“I'm really curious why, as a C# dev who's used it for many years.”

“we were predominantly a C# house”

“I started C# full force around 2005 or so and have been using it ever since.”

“Even my university taught in C# for the first year.”

“I use Unity so the app code is C#”

“we use their C# API so it's all transparent to us.”

“I've seen code very much like this in production c#”

“we switched our defaults and ran a utility to convert all our C# code”

“I could knock out a CF based web app much faster than I can today with C# ASP.NET.”

“I can write c#, vb6 and .net, frontend I can do JavaScript, php, tie into MySQL”

“my enterprise experience is at a place with a dozen people & we use very few tools. It's a C# shop mostly”

“wrote a connection pool class in C# from scratch that has been in production for 2 years without a hiccup.”

“At my day job, we use C#, with little focus on immutability. Performance has been a huge problem lately.”

“I've been using Node pretty heavily (moving from more C# on the backend)”

“I've been building up a little library of utilities that work with Haxe's other compilation targets - mainly JS, C++, Python, and C# for me.”

“bridge the divide from the mainframe world to the rest of the company's C#/.Net application infrastructure”

“Then I needed to do some C# work and I really liked LINQ.”

“I once had the pleasure of replacing a BizTalk server with 50 lines of C#.”

“it's a huge bit of friction for a developer trying to introduce C# into their shop”

“in a previous life, I was reasonably proficient in C# (that's the CLR 2.0 timeframe”

“My company has enough trouble finding developers qualified to play with C#.”

“I'm used to C# and Java, where dependencies are always dynamically linked”

“After trying Protobuf on a project between C# and Javascript”

“We use C, C++, C# among other languages.”

“I've been using VS 2013 Community for a few days now, for C#/MVC work.”

“I've been using public readonly fields instead for a number of years now because of the constant boilerplate.”

“the stuff I write in C# now”

“Even while working as a CE I was automating AutoCAD with Lisp and C# to make my design work faster.”

“we rewrote most of the functionality we used in C# over a couple of weekends.”

“usually it's native, or at least something like Python or C#.”

“I'm always being pushed outside my comfort zone (C# developer thrust into deep embedded development!)”

“I wrote a C# web app and hosted it in production on Linux for a few months and then had to re-write it in .NET MVC”

“At work, my Git repos are exclusively C# and I've been using SemanticMerge for resolving conflicts to good effect.”

“I had a boot camp partition running windows so I could still develop our C#-based web product.”

“We have tended to use MSSQL+C# historically for business apps”

“we compile the resulting linked IL to ARM code, and then we run the result using the C linker”

“CraftStudio is built in C# with XNA.”

“then with c# (Unity 3d) and java.”

“Last time I wrote C# code was because Microsoft (then a client) demanded we run our application on a Windows server.”

“In production environments we at least have extensions methods in c#”

“instead of using Objective-C we use C# (http://iknode.com).”

“I've been using git & git-svn for all my c# projects”

“C# for UI heavy tools (this is relatively recent, C++ is also still used for a lot of tools)”

“We use MS Visual Studio to build WPF desktop apps (what MS is calling "Windows Clients" this week) in C#.”

“I've been using exceptions in an environment (C#) that matches the author's JSON.parse() example very well.”

“I'm using CouchDB for my store and NLog (said servers are C#) for the library.”

“And yes we do feature flags in both Javascript and C# side.”

“Visual Studio 2008 / C# 3 for most programming (corporate coder here)”

“as good at C#/Silverlight (I've been using .NET professionaly since its debut)”

“if I'm going to write stuff in C# I'm doing it on the Microsoft stack.”