What exactly do you mean by low-level? Can you give a clear example?
.NET is an ecosystem of languages, runtimes, and tooling with Visual Studio being regarded by many as the best IDE. Add in the vast MS suite of Windows, Office, Azure, SQL Server, and the rest and you have one of the most productive frameworks to build anything for desktop, mobile, games, server backends, and even databases.
We moved over to .NET Core since v1.0 to consolidate on Linux/K8S and it's been a great experience. ASP.NET Core is also a very good framework for building webapps, SPAs and APIs that has more functionality in the box than pretty much anything else we've seen.
Nuget is turning into a solid package management system and there are great 3rd-party projects like IdentityServer for authentication, have you looked at that?
.NET is an ecosystem of languages, runtimes, and tooling with Visual Studio being regarded by many as the best IDE. Add in the vast MS suite of Windows, Office, Azure, SQL Server, and the rest and you have one of the most productive frameworks to build anything for desktop, mobile, games, server backends, and even databases.
We moved over to .NET Core since v1.0 to consolidate on Linux/K8S and it's been a great experience. ASP.NET Core is also a very good framework for building webapps, SPAs and APIs that has more functionality in the box than pretty much anything else we've seen.
Nuget is turning into a solid package management system and there are great 3rd-party projects like IdentityServer for authentication, have you looked at that?