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Why

Why

The question the other four sections are answers to: what this is for, and whether it concerns you.

Two chapters, and the first one is meant to be read in half a minute - the problem, the four things Simplon claims, what it is explicitly not, and what it costs to run. The second is the argument behind it, for a reader who has to defend the choice rather than make it: what the CI/CD process is, what a technology is, and what the link between them resolves to in the loader.

Read the first before How. A product assembled without it works; a product assembled without it is also where the five verbs start growing a sixth.

What Simplon is
The problem it solves, the four claims it makes, what it is explicitly not - and what it costs to run.
The design, noun by noun
The one sentence the design comes from, taken apart - and the three places a hand-written delivery script goes wrong.