One of my pet peeve's in the software world is how much we all use abbreviations. Technical or non-technical. Seems half the time we don't even kno...
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Also a really important one is TMA: Too Many Acronyms.
Pro-tip: always try to avoid using acronyms. When you do, define it on first usage.
Couldn't agree more — God the overuse of acronyms is so frustrating. I try to always write it out at least once before using it, even casually in slack every new context.
Something like:
My favourite is TITSUP, Total Inability To Support Usual Performance
It is great to have such a list in a commonplace. You can also consider adding the below item in your list,
JSON - JavaScript Object Notation
Typo mistakes to be fixed,
WSYWG -> WYSIWYG
CPP -> CPC: Cost per Click
CRT -> CTR - Click Through Ratio
Fixed ✔️
Thanks!
Cron isn't actually an acroynm, it gets its name originally from the Greek personification of time Chronus. This makes sense, as cron is a tool for running tasks at chronological intervals.
you put CRO two times but awesome bro.
really helpful..
Fixed — thanks ✔
Added — thanks ✌️
You can also add:
KT - Knowledge Transfer
ETA - Estimated Time of Arrival
You can include these also :
POC : Proof of Concept
RFQ : Request for Quotation
RFI : Request for Information
PO : Purchase Order
WO : Work Order
SKU : Stock Keeping Unit
Added — thanks!
Am I the only one bothered by the column inconsistency?