> We are in fact seeing software improvement, in the form of fewer bugs and better performance.
> We are in fact seeing software improvement, in the form of more and better features in existing products.
After reading these two points, I had to scroll down to see if it was the opening of some elaborate joke, because I'm seeing more bugs, worse performance, and less and worse features.
If we released software with the number of defects in the popular coding tools, we'd be out of business before the end of the year. But they persist- for some verticals speed matters over quality.