What is Lean Programming?
Lean programming is a methodology that focuses on optimizing the efficiency and minimizing waste of software applications during their development and creation. This method can be used company-wide and involve all parties involved in the development and deployment of a software application.
Lean programming was a Japanese industrial concept that was adopted by the United States in the 1980s. The main objective is the continuous improvement of the products at all operational levels and levels.
In lean programming software, defects are an accepted part of application development and their elimination is a primary goal. This means reducing the amount of code associated with defect-free products, which in turn reduces bloated inventory and waste. For example, smaller pieces of pre-tested and bug-free code are often used to build larger applications to meet customer needs.
When implemented correctly, lean programming can deliver a complete product on budget and with greater efficiency, ultimately increasing customer satisfaction.
As with any methodology, the hardest aspect of lean programming can often be convincing programmers implementing new development methods.
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