(1) Better explanations about how to live without heap allocations or how to use them effectively in Ada. It feels like unchecked_deallocate is wrong, but then

(1) Better explanations about how to live without heap allocations or how to use them effectively in Ada. It feels like unchecked_deallocate is wrong, but then I don't really see explanations about what programmers should do instead. (2) Compiler and runtime licenses. I always feel like the version of Ada I get is either somehow not the "best" one or has some lingering license issue with the runtime library. I don't think this is necessarily true, but it's easy to get that impression. (3) Packaging, libraries, and documentation. Many developers expect a tool like cargo to be available and have access to a wide variety of open-source libraries. They also expect lots of tutorial documentation and blogs.