> None of those things are going to make a bad feature successful and not doing these will not make a good feature unsuccessful. They're all a form of technical

> None of those things are going to make a bad feature successful and not doing these will not make a good feature unsuccessful. They're all a form of technical debt You said what I was thinking but couldn’t come up with the words. These aren’t the difference makers. Every “successful product” is held together with spit, glue, and an ocean of tech debt. There is no utopia.