One of many hackish terms defined in the
JargonFile.
-- KevinKinnell - 10 Apr 2000
In her book on Applying Use Cases Geri Schneider calls this Feeping Creaturism. -- RalfHandl - 26 Apr 2000
Yeah, that's one of the typical hackish variants. We used to talk about doing a "featurectomy" on code (like the old IBM REXX 'terps) after it'd been revved and had new bells, whistles, bangles & sparklies. -- kk 27 apr
- entry for creeping featuritis
-- KevinKinnell - 10 Apr 2000
In her book on Applying Use Cases Geri Schneider calls this Feeping Creaturism. -- RalfHandl - 26 Apr 2000
Yeah, that's one of the typical hackish variants. We used to talk about doing a "featurectomy" on code (like the old IBM REXX 'terps) after it'd been revved and had new bells, whistles, bangles & sparklies. -- kk 27 apr
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