Customers don't buy software based on quality first, they buy on features.

Until customers in mass, or regulations demand quality, money will be made on deliveries.

If your lucky and can program how you want and take the time you need, then you can focus on the attributes you feel best about.

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lifetimerubyist 3 days ago | parent [-]

If you have customers that will put up with things being slow as molasses and crashing al the time, well….can you send some my way because mine won’t STFU about it.

	▲	pixl97 2 days ago \| parent [-]
		You've made a categorical mistake here... I stated customers don't buy software based on performance. They just bitch about the performance of the flashy software they buy... Then get tired of it, and move on to some other flashy software with suck performance never learning their lesson.