The .NET environment encourages the development of other languages, and the reuse of "binary"
Yes, having a common runtime is very handy. It allows to share knowledge and pick your own favorite language. I think it's one of the reasons that allowed .NET to remain relevant all these years.
I guess it's more or less the same with the JVM.
It is certainly a way to settle on a common implementation of the main building blocks and focus on productivity or proposing new approaches for such building blocks.
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Yes, having a common runtime is very handy. It allows to share knowledge and pick your own favorite language. I think it's one of the reasons that allowed .NET to remain relevant all these years.
I guess it's more or less the same with the JVM.
It is certainly a way to settle on a common implementation of the main building blocks and focus on productivity or proposing new approaches for such building blocks.