Most production bugs I’ve run into weren’t caused by bad code.
They came from unclear ownership:
<ul>
<li>No single owner for auth</li>
<li>No clear API contracts</li>
<li>“Everyone touched it, no one owned it”</li>
</ul>
Once ownership is explicit, a lot of problems quietly disappear.
Less guessing. Fewer surprises. Faster fixes.

Umair Khokhar

Production bugs often stem from unclear ownership rather than poor code quality. When no single person owns critical components like authentication or API contracts, problems multiply. Establishing explicit ownership reduces ambiguity, accelerates bug resolution, and prevents issues from occurring in the first place.

Most production bugs aren’t caused by bad code