Pretty much answered their own question in sentence one.
In my opinion OP is delusional. I worked in .net for 13 years and was stoked to leave. The layers of indirection, obtuse abstraction and over application of design patterns in “idiomatic c#” is preposterous.
On the other hand, you can easily have a programming career in .net alone. Its not going away the next 30 years.
> On the other hand, you can easily have a programming career in .net alone. Its not going away the next 30 years.
Not to mention if a service offers an official client or SDK, C# is almost always on that list. That is awesome.
I don't think this is a problem that is specific to .net. These issues will be found in many large codebases built on platforms that are popular for enterprise development, such as Java.