I can certainly see this is the case for new languages intended to introduce new and paradigm shifting concepts. To move the goalposts somewhat I primarily had

I can certainly see this is the case for new languages intended to introduce new and paradigm shifting concepts. To move the goalposts somewhat I primarily had languages like say Python, Elm, maybe Rust or Go, in mind. I haven't done Python in ages so this is probably an unfair judgement in light of tools like PyCharm but it still seems its supported use-case is text-mode script writing and the ecosystem is still lacking when it comes to large-scale application development. Yet it seems to be far more popular (on here and from a developer happiness standpoint) for application development versus languages which provide tools specialized for this (Java, Kotlin, C#, etc).