Yes! That's the issue. Good, robust development takes time. You can estimate the number of flaws in a product by the amount of time it takes to find one - if th

Yes! That's the issue. Good, robust development takes time. You can estimate the number of flaws in a product by the amount of time it takes to find one - if this is measured in minutes, your product likely has thousands of errors. Actual, robust software takes thousands of hours of TESTING, nevermind development. Multiple vendor cycles. Field studies. User observation to limit system error. And unfortunately (if you're not a programmer) programmers are very, very expensive, but most software must be very cheap. So unless you're at the largest scale, your software is likely crap or very expensive, because the market won't support anything else.