So, you want to build a software factory?
More and more engineers seem to be investigating software factories. There are many ways to define “software factory”, but here’s the one we’ve settled on: centralizing your system of agents into one
More and more engineers seem to be investigating software factories. There are many ways to define “software factory”, but here’s the one we’ve settled on: centralizing your system of agents into one place to build software. This means going from custom coding setups on everyone's machines to a single definition. The same way engineers agree on CI, we should agree on how agents are run. Why is this important? Better security management, better ROI tracking, and mainly, improving agent efficiency
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