At this point I feel like C# exists in pretty much the same space but solves the same problems better. Java doesn’t seem to solve a unique problem any more or solve common problems better than other languages.
For everything else, I would have a hard time making an argument against C#.
C# is a lot more flexible than people give it credit for, I've seen some absolutely amazing things built this way. Of course, manipulating C# in unexpected ways is an absolute nightmare, but with enough determination you can do about anything
I can almost make it work with some pretty aggressive hackarounds, such as subdividing my service into multiple, smaller processes that each operate w/ workstation GC mode. GC runs pretty fast when object count is reasonable. Something like 1 process per latency-sensitive client is where I am at with .NET right now.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/fundamentals/s...
To me, this is an interesting discussion. I can't see a single argument for Java anymore except "devs knows it".