Yeah. I can't get the amount of hate seen here either. It's super natural to read and has very few concepts to learn. Just resources, lists, sets, dictionaries, variables, ternary operator, function calls and templates. Paired with a LSP and syntax highlighting it gets even easier to see the boundaries between code and variables. The two different ways to write dicts are a bit strange and foreach has some gotchas but honestly not a big deal. Especially not when put in comparison to YAML which has nothing even close and even more invisible footguns. Seeing comments like "it does not have if-statements". Duh, it's not imperative, for many good reasons. Not understanding that yeah it's clearly a skills issue.