As some people mentioned in the comments, we need to talk more about ASP .NET 6 and Go. ASP is cross platform, running on Linux, and C# is getting much easier to write, I'd say it's as good as Kotlin. Go is relatively easy to write, I'd say as easy as Python, and you can get so much performance out of it. If you use Node.js, look up Fiber, an Express.js inspired framework that's among the top ranks of TechEmpower bench marks, right along with ASP .NET. We don't need to conform to using interpreted languages. We can build more powerful apps with newer languages.
As some people mentioned in the comments, we need to talk more about ASP .NET 6 and Go. ASP is cross platform, running on Linux, and C# is getting much easier to write, I'd say it's as good as Kotlin. Go is relatively easy to write, I'd say as easy as Python, and you can get so much performance out of it. If you use Node.js, look up Fiber, an Express.js inspired framework that's among the top ranks of TechEmpower bench marks, right along with ASP .NET. We don't need to conform to using interpreted languages. We can build more powerful apps with newer languages.
That's great! I will check out ASP.net and Go surely.