Lean Software Development: An Agile Toolkit

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Mary and Tom Poppendieck bridge the gap between lean manufacturing and modern programming by adapting proven industrial principles for the software world. This book introduces seven core concepts designed to eliminate waste and optimize the entire development lifecycle. By focusing on delivering value quickly and respecting the expertise of technical teams, the authors provide a framework for bui…

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