[jexus2]

> We don't worry too much about code quality as I believe that that is fixed at the recruitment level. Good people write good code and, more importantly, ship good products.

Good people make mistakes too. Having good tools to ensure code quality doesn't make it impossible to ship bad products, but it's definitely important.

[tmwatson100]

Not worrying too much doesn't mean not worrying at all! We still have tools in place to ensure silly mistakes aren't made or are at least rectified quickly. Just we don't expect 100% test coverage on every single feature or fix we ship.

This approach will probably change as we get larger but being a small development team means that it is fine for now.

[jexus2]

Thanks for the clarification! This sounds quite a bit more reasonable. :)