Industrialized factories changed how the world produced physical goods: more output, lower costs, faster than anything that came before. Now a similar shift is happening with software.
LLMs have lowered the barrier to writing code, increased individual output, and pushed organizations to think about software development as a production system. The standard software development lifecycle and CI/CD practices that have held for decades won't hold up under that pressure. That's w
Technical Analysis
Most companies think they’re building a software factory. They’re actually just shipping bugs faster. LLMs are changing how software is developed, increasing output but pushing out more bugs. Standard practices won’t cut it anymore.
Key Points
Industrialized factories changed how the world produced physical goods: more output, lower costs, faster than anything that came before.
- Now a similar shift is happening with software.
LLMs have lowered the barrier to writing code, increased individual output, and pushed organizations to think about software development as a production system.
- The standard software development lifecycle and CI/CD practices that have held for decades won't hold up under that pressure.
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