At this point we need a bootcamp to setup our editors first before we have the bootcamp/course for the actual language/work we want to accomplish.

Well, congratulations on neovim graduating the university of complexity! Emacs was the chief guest.

I don’t think the money is the problem. Because one can always do a shadow or A/B deployment.

I bet it is to do with unreliability of migrations and the general fact that new tech is a bit jank.

If a theme is able to break core functionality then your theming system/guidelines needs to be fixed. And it to be more accessible to theme designers so these problems don’t occur in the first place.