My (admittedly limited) experience with Smalltalk: methods are very simple and readable. On the other hand, units of functionality tend to be split in a huge am

My (admittedly limited) experience with Smalltalk: methods are very simple and readable. On the other hand, units of functionality tend to be split in a huge amount of methods across many classes, and so understanding a feature requires stringing together these methods. Dynamic typing doesn't help here, and the IDE is sub-par for code navigation, compared to the Java/C#/C++ worlds.