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so what is a software factory then?

• atq2119 3mo ago
  A dubious analogy. Factories are places for the mass production of identical or nearly identical widgets. There are some kinds of mass produced software, like the low value apps that lots of businesses want to have for some reason and that should have been websites instead. But actual progress comes from software that isn't mass produced. So choose your ambitions wisely.
• ralph84 3mo ago
  Marketing BS
  • a3w 3mo ago
    Nope, a "gang of four" pattern from the book on architecture patterns.
    • blharr 3mo ago
      Some would say "Gang of four" and "Design patterns" and "OOP" are all marketing BS
    • jimnotgym 3mo ago
      And still, like the other commentator said, a dubious analogy. I found the dubious analogies prevalent inb software harmed my understanding.
• NopIdoN 3mo ago
  like a play-doh factory but more sweaty
• steve1977 3mo ago
  Probably something related to Java
  • a3w 3mo ago
    Which is an island. So who put the factory onto Jawa/Indonesia?
• deleted 3mo ago
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• win311fwg 3mo ago
  A compiler.