Seven Wastes of Software Development
- Speaker: Matt Stine
- Event: Seven Wastes of Software Development
One of the first principles of lean software development is the elimination of waste. Shigeo Shingo identified seven types of manufacturing waste in his "A Study of the Toyota Production System." Later, the Poppendieck's translated these to seven wastes of software development.
The seven wastes:
Partially Done Work
Relearning
Extra Features
Handoffs
Delays
Task Switching
Defects
In this talk, we'll examine each of these wastes and look at some of their common manifestations, both in our coding practices and in our development methodologies. We'll also examine strategies for eliminating each of these wastes from our development efforts.
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