I've been intrigued by Ada for some years, but never really dived into it too much. I dont mind the language, but the tooling always seemed weird to me and it f

I've been intrigued by Ada for some years, but never really dived into it too much. I dont mind the language, but the tooling always seemed weird to me and it feels like any real world use of the language seems like its been relegated to legacy maintenance. Most of the time if I see Ada in a job description, it makes it seems like its something that's nice to know because there's a sliver of a chance you might have to rewrite or modify it, but majority of work will be done in something like C++, which is a shame.