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mike rainbow (rainbow mike) ↑
@mikedemarais.eth
second time this week that i’ve taken a call w an external team that’s used the word “spike” to mean something like “quick sprint”. i’ve been in tech for 10yrs and had never heard the word until this week
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mike rainbow (rainbow mike) ↑
@mikedemarais.eth
first person who said it was @v second person was @clemoon the virus is spreading
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danner.eth✨
@danner
First heard this term from our eng team ~10 years ago 🤔
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pentacle
@pentacle
spike is a time-boxed thing that is more of a 'will this work'
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Ivyroot
@ivyroot
i have heard it used in the past for sure, with the meaning of a one-off / POC project that goes off of the main engineering roadmap to vet some alternate approach.
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zerobeta
@zerobeta
Every time I’ve seen Spike is usually like an investigation into something. Like something that comes up during a sprint that you will need to know to properly plan and don’t want to forget to answer.
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𝙍𝘼𝘿 🎩
@duderad.eth
TikTok lingo strikes again? Or should I say spikes 😂
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Thomas Mattimore
@mattimost.eth
its a real thing... typically "timeboxed research which produces info to make decision on"
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YES2Crypto 🎩 🟪🟡
@yes2crypto.eth
So, language is spiking
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murderteeth
@murderte.eth
The way I've used it, spike also implies higher intensity in addition to a short timebox
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Akadiel
@phuniel
Neural chip term.
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