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Software engineering as manufacting?

20 March 2007 Peter WilliamsUncategorized

It seems that if you tilt your head just the right way software engineering has a lot in common with manufacturing. One thing I like about this idea is that it does a pretty good job of explaining why agile software development practices work.

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