It’s probably too little too late in the age of Claude…

C# grew all those features over time. It had to leave syntax to support old patterns to preserve backwards compatibility. Thus, the syntax has grown a bit noisy over time to support all those features. This is reboot keeping the newer ergonomics and streamlining the syntax.

I probably wouldn’t adopt it for existing projects or use .Net for any future project, but it looks really nice for what it is.