[chefandy]

> The ease of pushing updates encourages lazy coding.

Certainly in some cases, but in others, it just shifts the economics: Obviously, fault tolerance can be laborious and time consuming, and that time and labor is taken from something else. When the natures of your dev and distribution pipelines render faults less disruptive, and you have a good foundational codebase and code review process that pay attention to security and core stability, quickly creating 3 working features can be much, much more valuable than making sure 1 working feature will never ever generate a support ticket.