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Knowing quite a bit about the internals and history of cPanel and their very early beginnings this statement is quite correct. A lot of these changes are because Nick is finally letting go of some power to an extent whereas in the past he's pretty much single-handedly reviewed each piece of code, rewritten lots of it, etc. In recent years cPanel finally started getting structured like you'd expect a software development company to be. I can't say I'm perfectly happy with it. While yes changes are coming much quicker these days, so are bugs. Some of that is due to how inherently large cPanel has become as a software package but some is because they're pumping out features like crazy and can't do as much QA. The "stable" tier of these days is like the "release" tier of 5 years ago stability-wise, and what was the stable tier then no longer exists due to the rate at which they're pumping stuff out.