It's like the BASH of 3D, if I'm doing anything with code CAD, it's probably trivial enough that just using what everyone else uses makes sense, even if almost any other alternative is much nicer.
This is a little bit of why I jumped to FreeCAD from OpenSCAD -- the existence of prebuilt distributions of FreeCAD, and the realisation that I'd always be able to script FreeCAD if I needed it.
Though I think Build123D has the beginnings of momentum (I also think it's not hard to see why):
https://github.com/phillipthelen/awesome-build123d
But OpenSCAD is a terrible, obstinate "standard" choice; I wish it were not seen that way, don't you? Because it's holding everyone back.
(This does make me realise that maybe working on an Electron-based Replicad desktop app would be a good use of my time.)
But the difference is relatively small, because I'd rather be using GUIs for anything nontrivial.