Same. I've been using Ruby+Rails for the past year as my company's entire back-end is Ruby. I found it to be ugly and almost intentionally designed to be diffic

Same. I've been using Ruby+Rails for the past year as my company's entire back-end is Ruby. I found it to be ugly and almost intentionally designed to be difficult to read. The tools for Ruby (RubyMine, Ruby LSP for VSCode) are slow and unreliable. It also seems that debugging Ruby works sometimes, but not always, which is ridiculous. RubyMine has its own wacky debugger support, which breaks whenever there's a new Ruby release. VSCode tries to use rdbg, but frequently stops working.