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There are many, many more good libraries for Java in Maven Central than for .NET in Nuget. OS independence, if not quite platform independence, has informed much of those libraries' development. Maven, love it or hate it, can do a staggering number of things, some of them very useful. JAX-RS servers and clients are more robust IME on Java. (Just try to find a capable path+querystring builder for .NET.) JDBC is still…
Curious what you're looking for in a path+querystring builder. For ASP.NET controllers, I'd use attribute routing's URL generation: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/mvc/controllers... If you want a separate library for use outside of ASP.NET, and you want something more sophisticated than UriBuilder, there are several out there. I've used Superscribe in the past, but I just looked around and Flurl looks p…
Haven't yet found the .NET equivalent to allow webtarget.path("foo").path("bar").query("hello", "yes") without making the user try to remember which URI query-part-escaping static method is appropriate.
Now that said, Flurl looks to have this pretty well covered, neat library!