A term used in software development to describe an unsuccessful refactor project.
Describes the outcome of a change that was intended to improve the underlying software but has actually made it worse.
This word is often used as an antonym for refactor.
Describes the outcome of a change that was intended to improve the underlying software but has actually made it worse.
This word is often used as an antonym for refactor.
The team have just spent 2 weeks on a refactoring project for the Scholarships functionality in AMS and now it no longer works. We must schedule another project to remedy this latest refucktor.
by Cut'n'paste coder August 21, 2013

by _ March 16, 2005

Destroying a computer program or component by altering its external behaviour while reorganising its internal structure.
by _ March 16, 2005

In software development, code is said to have been refucktored when a developer makes changes that remove or break existing functionality.
by gbradshaw August 31, 2010

Destroying a computer program by altering its external behaviour while reorganising its internal structure.
Richo's been refucktoring again.
by _ May 13, 2005
