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when i post weekend projects it usually is 1.5-2 weeks. It's not supposed to mean something for the time it took to develop, it's more of a generic term to desc
by ignifero 16y ago
when i post weekend projects it usually is 1.5-2 weeks. It's not supposed to mean something for the time it took to develop, it's more of a generic term to describe something that is not finished. It's a warning to readers that they shouldn't be too harsh on details and also that it's not meant to be a business (but if it does i would be all too happy).
I would gladly use another term if there was one
- nametoremember 16y agoWIP (Work In Progress) is usually used for design work, I think. That seems suitable.