[macksd]

I sympathize with where you're coming from, but the phrase "unimportant things" bothers me. I'm always seeing clients deploy alpha or beta software in production. I see tech companies accumulating tech debt like nobodies business. None of that should happen. And often disasters involving tech get traced back to a cascading failure that started with something considered unimportant.

I love that software is an accessible discipline to hobbyists and that it empowers people. But it needs to be a discipline, top to bottom. We need deep understanding with security and robustness as fundamentals, good practices, and all of that baked into our tools.