C#

Microsoft's flagship language. It runs enterprise backends on .NET, and it powers games made in the Unity engine.

What it tells you about a developer

C# plus .NET means enterprise backend work, closely convertible with Java. C# plus Unity means game development, a separate discipline. The repositories tell you which developer you are looking at.

Type
Language
Released
2002
Built by
Microsoft
Used in
Backend
Applied to
Gaming

C# lives in two worlds. One is corporate backend systems built on Microsoft's .NET platform. The other is game development, because Unity, the most popular game engine, scripts in C#. The two populations rarely overlap, so check which one a candidate belongs to.

They can pick up quickly

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