I fall strictly into camp 1, but I disagree on code quality. Code quality makes the difference between a janky system that works most of the time and a rock so

I fall strictly into camp 1, but I disagree on code quality. Code quality makes the difference between a janky system that works most of the time and a rock solid system that is an enjoyment to use. QA can only apply duct tape. If your state management isn’t clean, the UX will suck. If your functions aren’t clean, you will keep chasing bugs. Luckily, AI is capable of writing good code. Today, that still requires some amount of hand holding, but it’s getting better.