Lean, not mean. Building sustainable software with Lean software practices
summary
Lean software is framed as seven concrete principles rooted in the Toyota way (two roots: continuous improvement and respect for people). Examples: remove brittle UI tests that nobody uses, run 10–15 minute brown‑bag sessions to amplify learning, delay architecture choices until necessary, enable independent deployments (microservices) and use information radiators. Teams talk to 5–10 customers regularly, get permission to experiment, treat retrospectives as a cadence, and aim to “think big, act small.”
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:27What is Lean Software Development? Adaptation of lean manufacturing process Software development
- 1:417 Principles
- 1:52Eliminate waste
- 3:42Amplify learning
- 6:19Empower the team
- 7:59Build integrity in Perceived integrity. A sustomers perception of the product based on and price
- 8:58See the whole
