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I'm curious who does this well? I've personally not found any specific language or framework that is better than others unless you're using their preferred libraries. At that point it depends more on the library authors than the base framework.

For newcomers, I would say the best user experience (no matter language/framework) is provided by code hinting such as GitHub GitLens & competitors do. If I'm using an unfamiliar framework/language it's great at suggesting what I might want without me having to search.

You might really like the new .NET minimal APIs that are being built for web development. They're very similar to a Node.JS style of API.

In regards to logging specifically, I've found swapping logging tools fairly easy & straightforward as far as adding the logging in the code base. If there has been anything challenging it's been outside the code base & setting up the infrastructure or learning the logging's reporting tools. I'm curious what was challenging for .NET with you. It's usually as simple as using Ilogger no matter the tool & writing a few lines in the program.cs file.