In general, Yandex statistics on salaries in IT in Russia were recently published here, and on StackOverfow you can look at the statistics on wages in the USA and here you can see a sad fact.
My personal opinion is that C# is more than necessary, because in the area where it is mainly used, Java is needed. In addition, it is possible that a large layer of C # is involved in game development, where salaries are generally lower than in other areas. Welcome. I value your opinion on this matter. Seriously. In general, the C# language (for my taste of course) is pretty good. And I know many languages. Yes IMHO Haskell and Rust will be better. Why, the sibling of F# too. But against the background of Java, C ++, PHP and JavaScript, and even more so, God forgive me, Go, IMHO it is beautiful. The .NET platform is a little more than fully mature. There are enough frameworks and libraries for the eyes and for everything. + There are a lot of cool proprietary ones. This is not Rust where if you need something specific, then it most likely is not there or some library is gray in deep alpha. Yes, even for something ordinary. Perhaps the fact is that ASP.NET has not been very constant in recent years. Here is the hope that with the .net Core 3.0 version everything will settle down. Although I just like these frequent changes, but business go and prefer something permanent and unchanging
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Causes
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Gamedev spoils statistics
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Overabundance of specialists
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The qualifications of specialists in other languages ββare on average higher
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Other languages ββare on average more useful for business
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C# programmers are the most modest and generally mimimi and nyaya
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Too frequent changes due to which the platform is in the eternal Beta Version and the business is afraid to mess with it
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Hare stupid polls to arrange. Write code! π
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Java, everything tasty goes there. We only have leftovers
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