Muda, Mura, Muri: myths and practices applying Lean Software Development
summary
Lean Software Development’s seven types of waste (muda) are used to identify improvement opportunities and decide which XP/Lean practices to apply. The talk maps specific practices—pair programming and mobbing, TDD, vertical slicing, CI/CD, etc.—to each type of waste, explains why they work, and describes the impact those practices have on the development process.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:50Lean in manufacturing
- 7:08Lean in software
- 11:16Three waste types
- 18:44Seven muda in software
- 22:36Myths on tasks and priorities
- 26:28One Piece Flow and prioritization
- 30:01Software complexity
- 35:47Estimation and predictability
- 40:45Adopting best practices
- 43:13Q&A
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