The moment I read "I believe those interfaces are inferior", my mind started dumping half a dozen paragraphs of ranting, but that would be painful to write, so I'll just leave it at an analogy to try and make you see how you're the one being closed minded here:
That's a bit like a native Esperanto speaker saying "I don't know what's all the fuss about English being a lingua franca, I learned how to say hello and goodbye and I don't feel I can access all that wealth of knowledge people claim is available to them." Obviously they would have said that in Esperanto, but I don't know it.
"Mi ne scias kio estas tuta vanti angla estante pontolingvo, mi lernis kiel diri saluton kaj adiaŭo kaj mi ne sentas mi povas aliri ĉiujn kiuj riĉeco de scio personoj asertas disponeblas al ili."
Esperanto seems roughly as dense as english, maybe slightly less.
There was (probably still is, but I haven't been following for a couple decades) debate analogous to vi-vs-emacs among Esperantists, between word formation by composition and calquing (which fits the language's agglutinative core) vs word formation by borrowing.
That's a bit like a native Esperanto speaker saying "I don't know what's all the fuss about English being a lingua franca, I learned how to say hello and goodbye and I don't feel I can access all that wealth of knowledge people claim is available to them." Obviously they would have said that in Esperanto, but I don't know it.