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What does "iterates" mean in context? "Pealk has been in contact with lawyers in the event that LinkedIn iterates its own version of the app" I can't tell if
by ahi 14y ago
What does "iterates" mean in context?
"Pealk has been in contact with lawyers in the event that LinkedIn iterates its own version of the app"
I can't tell if it's misused or I'm missing something.
- taligent 14y agoIn this context it can basically mean "improves". It comes from a recent trend in software development called Agile where new features are added in short cycles e.g. week called an iteration.
- Timothee 14y agoIn that case, wouldn't it be "iterates on its own (…) app"?
- joering2 14y agoNext iteration/version of their API, i.e. Improved with new funcionality or functionality that got deceased.