Evergreen Software
The world is enamored with evergreen software. That is, software that receives continual updates. I'm beginning to realize that I truly dislike this approach to software.
One of the effects of such an infatuation is that as platforms (operating systems, web browsers, etc) receive updates regularly. These updates encourage and often require developers (through backwards-incompatible changes) to maintain their applications in evergreen fashion. For applications that do not have changing requirements, this additional maintenance is generally superfluous.
I wish the world would return to the idea of software that is built and delivered once. Developers of both platforms and applications once had additional pressure to only ship working software. Currently, there is an allowance of unfinished or buggy software, as there is an understanding that updates can be shipped to users quickly and easily.