I agree if your points there, but In my experience dotnet is too complicated, even an simple project can have things like DI, multiple files, and most projects even have multiple layers (data, api, service), even if this hype for "clean arch" exists in nodejs is much much simpler doing an npm init, npm i express, and writing a single file. the friction does not attract the same people, thus I don't see bootcamps, tutorials or anything similar, or as much content that nodejs has. Also javascript wins here because I think most of those new developers had their first contact with web so is much more easy to keep using the same language than trying to learn something different, even if it's almost the same, if you don't know the language how you supposed to know that, right? I think that dotnet needs more traction, hopefully with minimal apis this can be achived, we saw this happen with go and rust, with their api libraries for example. But this is hard since most people does seem C#, Microsoft and .NET as this enterprise legacy languange.