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- Software_bloat abstract "Software bloat is a process whereby successive versions of a computer program become perceptibly slower, use more memory/diskspace or processing power, or have higher hardware requirements than the previous version whilst making only dubious user-perceptible improvements. The term is not applied consistently; it is often used as a pejorative by end users to describe undesired user interface changes even if those changes had little or no effect on the hardware requirements. In long-lived software, perceived bloat can occur from the software servicing a large, diverse marketplace with many differing requirements. Most end users will feel they only need some limited subset of the available functions and will regard the others as unnecessary bloat, even if people with different requirements do use them. Actual (measurable) bloat can occur due to de-emphasising software efficiency in favour of other concerns like developer productivity, or possibly through the introduction of new layers of abstraction like a virtual machine or other scripting engine for the purposes of convenience when developer constraints are reduced. The perception of improved developer productivity, in the case of practising development within virtual machine environments, comes from the developers no longer taking resource constraints and usage into consideration during design and development; this allows the product to be completed faster but it results in increases to the end user's hardware requirements to compensate.".
- Software_bloat wikiPageID "335766".
- Software_bloat wikiPageRevisionID "599563030".
- Software_bloat hasPhotoCollection Software_bloat.
- Software_bloat subject Category:Anti-patterns.
- Software_bloat subject Category:Software_engineering.
- Software_bloat comment "Software bloat is a process whereby successive versions of a computer program become perceptibly slower, use more memory/diskspace or processing power, or have higher hardware requirements than the previous version whilst making only dubious user-perceptible improvements. The term is not applied consistently; it is often used as a pejorative by end users to describe undesired user interface changes even if those changes had little or no effect on the hardware requirements.".
- Software_bloat label "Bloatware".
- Software_bloat label "Bloatware".
- Software_bloat label "Software bloat".
- Software_bloat label "Software bloat".
- Software_bloat label "Software inflado".
- Software_bloat label "Zasobożerność".
- Software_bloat label "Раздутое программное обеспечение".
- Software_bloat label "ソフトウェアの肥大化".
- Software_bloat sameAs Bloatware.
- Software_bloat sameAs Bloatware.
- Software_bloat sameAs Software_inflado.
- Software_bloat sameAs Bloatware.
- Software_bloat sameAs Software_bloat.
- Software_bloat sameAs ソフトウェアの肥大化.
- Software_bloat sameAs Zasobożerność.
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- Software_bloat sameAs Q119981.
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- Software_bloat wasDerivedFrom Software_bloat?oldid=599563030.
- Software_bloat isPrimaryTopicOf Software_bloat.