I work in enterprise, we have around 10.000 employees and operate around 100 different applications that we’ve build ourselves and around 50 where we are in dir

I work in enterprise, we have around 10.000 employees and operate around 100 different applications that we’ve build ourselves and around 50 where we are in direct corporation with external developers. We almost never exactly or improve quality of code. The only time I’ve done an actual quality improvement was when I improved some data queries and took a look-up from 5 minutes to around 10 seconds, and we only looked at that after about 5 years of complaints. One of the reasons it’s like that is because code quality doesn’t really matter when the application performs what it’s supposed to do without flaws or long waits. The other reason is because it takes developer time, and that’s better spent on new development. If you could truly automate code reviewing, we might be interested, as that would deal with the resource allocation issue.