I dunno...

I have a feeling this will only supercharge the long established industry practice of new devs or engineering leadership getting recruited and immediately criticising the entire existing tech stack, and pushing for (and often succeeding) a ground up rewrite in language/framework de jour. This is hilariously common in web work, particularly front end web work. I suspect there are industry sectors that're well protected from this, I doubt people writing firmware for fuel injection and engine management systems suffer too much from this, the Javascript/Nodejs/NPM scourge _probably_ hasn't hit the PowerPC or 68K embedded device programming workflow. Yet...