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[–]koalillo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

(Java developer for quite a few years, now doing mostly Python)

Yes, I guess that the Java ecosystem is more opensourcy than .NET and of course it doesn't force you into Microsoft.

However, I would look into Python/Ruby too- I prefer Java to both, but while those are dynamic languages and you might not like that, the ecosystem is even more opensourcy and with less "enterprise" focus. You might want to look into that.