hello. we are thinking about using pulumi over tf for certain projects. my question is are all supported code languages created equally, or is their a gap where some languages lag behind on features / capability / or support? we are mostly a .net shop and would love to use that, but we see more examples in pyhon then .net

Generally speaking, Pulumi treats all languages as the same from a feature perspective. We strive to give the same functionality to all languages where possible, although there are a couple of gaps. I think the two large features where dotnet doesn't have the same capabilities as nodejs and python are: • Dynamic Providers - https://www.pulumi.com/docs/intro/concepts/resources/dynamic-providers/ • Authoring Policy Packs (note you can use Policy Packs with any language) - https://www.pulumi.com/docs/guides/crossguard/configuration/

thanks. if I see an example in say go or py, is there a tool that can convert that to net?

Nothing like that exists, currently. My suggestion would be to look at the typescript example. That's probably the closest to dotnet from a language perspective. Although we are aiming to fix it, unfortunately as you've found not all languages are represented equally from an examples perspective.

can you mix languages with pulumi?

no you can’t mix languages

@green-stone-37839 a yaml provider! can you point me in the direction to the export feature?

Here's a good reference from Luke, Pulumi's CTO, in which he talks all about Pulumi YAML including

pulumi convert ...

https://www.pulumi.com/blog/pulumi-yaml/#convert-to-other-pulumi-languages