This is natural indeed but it should be more frequently said, as I feel too many developers will go to the new shiny language and loose so many times because of what I call software poverty. (lack of libs, lack of features, lack of stackoverflow, lack of documentation, and even lack of stability) Indeed new languages have new shiny features but they do not outweigh the poverty cost. Especially since there are modern languages compatible with big ecosystems like typescript or kotlin, I don't really see how new languages that are not compatible can be competitive.