🚀 Lean Code (Kevlin Henney)

Discover the principles of Lean Code, where technical debt is managed and software is designed to deliver value to customers, with a focus on velocity, sustainability, and customer needs.

Key takeaways

Technical debt is not just writing code that is not stable, but also does not deliver the expected value.
Lean code is about creating a system that is useful, stable, and maintainable, and that delivers value to the customer.
The value of Lean code is not just about writing good code, but also about understanding the problem and the customer’s needs.
In software development, velocity is more important than speed, as it takes into account the ability to deliver working software in a sustainable way.
The idea of sustainable development is about creating a system that is maintainable and can be built upon over time.
Dead code has no value, and should be removed to make the system more maintainable and efficient.
The concept of technical debt is not just limited to coding, but also to the organizational and business side of software development.
The idea of Lean code is not just about cutting corners, but about creating a system that is efficient, effective, and delivers value to the customer.
The key to Lean code is to focus on the value that the software delivers, rather than just on the technical aspects of the code.
Technical debt is a natural part of software development, but it should be managed and paid back in a sustainable way.
In software development, there is a need to balance speed, stability, and maintainability, and Lean code is about achieving this balance.
Lean code is about creating a system that is extensible, configurable, and maintainable, and that delivers value to the customer.
The idea of Lean code is not just about writing good code, but also about understanding the customer’s needs and delivering value to them.
In software development, there is a need to focus on the value that the software delivers, rather than just on the technical aspects of the code.
The key to Lean code is to focus on the customer’s needs, and to deliver value to them in a sustainable way.
Technical debt is not just a technical problem, but also a business problem that needs to be managed.
The idea of Lean code is not just about cutting corners, but about creating a system that is efficient, effective, and delivers value to the customer.
In software development, there is a need to balance speed, stability, and maintainability, and Lean code is about achieving this balance.

🚀 Lean Code (Kevlin Henney)

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