> Easy, it shows what is achievable if there is a high bar for quality in every single line of code that gets commited
This is becoming a more and more overlooked/underrated feature. I genuinely believe it would be impossible in any company that depends on shareholder value. I am yet to convince any company I've worked in without bloody hands that we need to solve old tech debt and refactor certain things etc.
Which is liability is relevant, that is the only language shareholders understand.
If you can get that message across the right way, you're a better company man than me. There's always someone more important than me to say 'but this needs to be delivered first'.
However in the days of race to bottom, offshoring for penies, and now LLM powered code generation, this is a quality most companies won't care unless there is liability in place.