Tessl says software factories need learning, dream, and treadmill loops
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Tessl's blog post argues that engineering leaders should judge software factories by what each loop leaves behind, not only by code output.
The post names three loop types: treadmill loops that handle immediate work, learning loops that turn investigations into reusable guidance, and dream loops that run small experiments on deferred ideas. Tessl is a first-party source, and the post presents this framework as its own position rather than a reported finding.
Written by AI from the articles below · updated Nov 11, 12:28 PM ET
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AITessl's blog post argues that engineering leaders should judge software factories by what each loop leaves behind, not just code output. It distinguishes treadmill loops that handle immediate work, learning loops that turn investigations into reusable guidance, and dream loops that run small experiments on deferred ideas.
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