Yeah, no. Most software is cludged together with little design and grows organically. Overall, putting on the time to do it right -- if possible -- parts give d

Yeah, no. Most software is cludged together with little design and grows organically. Overall, putting on the time to do it right -- if possible -- parts give dividends. Software done right from 30+ years ago is still in broad use. There is huge value in that Doing things right involves prototypes, iterations, and experiments, so high velocity is good. However, if a prototype ships, you often get on trouble.