It’s true that the majority programmers are probably good in doing coding, however, they are not the ones who are working as full-time 3d modelers, hence they probably only test their tools in simple 3d geometry (just a speculation) or geometry shared by existing Rhino owners who report bugs. I can fully understand that, because they are programmers after all. However, that also means they have just a minor glimpse of what’s actually necessary, in order to improve their own tools to be capable of doing real projects that are far more complex than a basic box or a cylinder. By coincidence, yesterday I mentioned something about that in another topic:
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