> The issue is nobody is spending time in review because the stuff coming out "just works".

People used to be able to write code that was horrible by all the standard metrics but still "just worked" (or at least appeared to). From the stories I've heard, it would get into production all the time, too. But if it's a bigger problem now, then necessarily we know how to fix it, so.

I guess the excitement of the new toy is just leading to some irresponsibility.