I'm generally interested in tools like cljdoc that work at the ecosystem level. Isn't the meta-lesson of the history of programming languages from the past 60

I'm generally interested in tools like cljdoc that work at the ecosystem level. Isn't the meta-lesson of the history of programming languages from the past 60 years, basically that great language design should take into account the ecosystem level? The success or failure of a language has really depended on the health of its interaction with its community and ecosystems, much more so than narrow technical merit of the language. Name a language, and its history bears this out. (Clojure as well.)