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Overengineering - Wikipedia Overengineering, or over-engineering, [1] is the act of designing a product or providing a solution to a problem that is complicated in a way that provides no value or could have been designed to be simpler [2]
The Over-Engineering Problem (and How to Avoid It) One of my coworkers remarked recently that software engineers have an overengineering problem What did he mean — and how common is this problem? Let’s look at what over-engineering is and why it’s a problem with a real-world example we’re all familiar with
Overengineering: Why We Do It and 10 Ways to Tackle It Overengineering software products is the norm and often happens without realizing immediately One reason for this is that we’re focused on continuously delivering value whilst managing the
What Is Overengineering? - Code Simplicity The tricky part is–how do you know when you’re overengineering? What’s the line between good design and too much design? Well, my criteria is this: When your design actually makes things more complex instead of simplifying things, you’re overengineering
The 6 warning signs of overengineering - LeadDev Overengineering is the act of adding unnecessary features, complexity, or layers to a system that are not required to meet the core business objectives Overengineering happens when the desire to build something perfect overtakes the need to build something that simply works
Overengineering 101: What Is It and How Can Product . . . - Userpilot What is overengineering? Overengineering is building a product that is more complex than necessary This could be through features that nobody needs, overwhelming UI, overcomplicated architecture, or complex technologies, like AI when simple solutions would do the job How to identify an overengineered solution?
Overengineering in software development: What is it and why does it . . . Over-engineering occurs when developers create more complex solutions than necessary to solve an existing problem This can take the form of unnecessary layers of code, premature optimisations, or complex structures All of this makes maintenance more difficult without adding any real value