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by ssgodderidge
127 days ago
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I agree that it isn't always a good thing. The assumption is that writing code, at some level, is one of the bottlenecks to delivery. If you "widen" the bottleneck by removing the time it takes to generate the code, your new throughput is going to create stress on other delivery areas: gathering feedback, testing, validation, approval processes, etc. I think the most effective results would come from a holistic approach to removing other bottlenecks in addition to reducing time required for producing code |
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