Time to try my hand at programming as a career
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There is a bit, but it is very limiting. C# is far from a dominant language in anything but desktop application development. It's a good language loaded with power, but it's costly to manage as pretty much everyone runs it on IIS. Once you get to any scale the cost of C# really impact you. I've never seen a shop of any size doing any critical systems on it, just little ones that don't really evaluate long term risk well.
