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"content": "<p>2/ If you look at modern software development it is, to me, obvious what the factory is an example of: It's a CI/CD pipeline, it's basically DevOps tooling and monitoring. A similar architecture exists for other computer programs that do this type of process: take various pieces of stuff and compose them together. You'll see that architecture in audio and video processing/mixing software, a well known OSS example is ffmpeg. But you also see it in operating systems for example in composers like Wayland or X11.</p><p>Basically: there are no actual people in the factory in software development. Lean Software dev is a massive misunderstanding and so is by extension Kanban etc</p><p>I should really write a blogpost or something on this.</p><p>But if you read Toyota Way you will see something that looks a lot like software dev, but it's not very prominent: it's the people designing the factories and the people designing the cars.</p>",
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