Yes indeed. But you still have to put your stuff out there to test it. All code is a cost. Features are what users pay for. There is scarcely objectively good

Yes indeed. But you still have to put your stuff out there to test it. All code is a cost. Features are what users pay for. There is scarcely objectively good code. One person’s smooth is another person’s rough. Deliver stuff. Act on user feedback. If you are not developing commercial software, the above is invalid advice.