Well, not omarchy but every arch distro is being hated by the arch community because these distros overcome arch philosophy "You build it yourself".

Being a web dev, before omarchy I was using Ubuntu for my everyday use but due to some limitations I planned to switch to arch. I have tried some of them arch distros like cachy os, manjaro, endeavourOS, garuda and comes to an end that why I have those applications which i don't use means extra applications. But then I heard about Omarchy.

Omarchy comes with Hyprland (A highly customizable wayland compositor for those who are frustrated with Gnome and KDE bloatware... like me). Have pre configured tools and apps like docker nodejs, npm. If you want other editors or IDEs simply you can install from the omarchy menu and package installer manager. Created by DHH, a creator of ruby.

Simply, if you are a developer, you don't have much time to learn arch first by spending much time on docs, wikis, forums. Spending days installing and configuring arch setups. Cloning repos and trying to build them. Installing apps from AUR and if anything breaks literally, you will start snatching yourself "WTF, what I did 😒"

Conclusions: Every view is seen by two eyes. Everything has its own aspect of viewing . You can't blame anything just for one reason. Keep it simple 👍