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Feature creep: the easiest way to make software worse
Original: Developers love building features. New dashboards. New integrations. New settings. New APIs. But one of the easiest ways
A widely shared post argues that developers harm products by adding features nobody asked for. It says new dashboards, integrations, settings and APIs do not create value just because they work, and urges teams to question whether a feature is needed before building it. The message has resonated with developers weary of bloated software.
Why now: It taps into a common frustration with feature bloat in software products.
Rank over time, top of the chart is #1. 2 snapshots from 1 d ago to 1 d ago.
Evidence
- Developers love building features. New dashboards. New integrations. New settings. New APIs. But one of the easiest ways to make a software product worse is to keep adding things users never asked for. A feature does not create value simply because it works. Before building… · hackaday@www.urbanmind.net · 5
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