KISS
Simplicity as principle
KISS is an acronym for "keep it simple, stupid," a design principle advocating simplicity over unnecessary complexity: The KISS principle says we shouldn't overcomplicate this.
The phrase originated in U.S.
Navy engineering circles in the 1960s. (Lowercase kiss is the act of pressing lips to something.)
acronym
Lack of complexity
- minimalismAesthetic of reduction
- streamlineRemove unnecessary elements
- brevityShortness of expression
- clarityState of being understandable
elegance · concise · straightforward · uncomplicated · essentials · basics · pare · reduce
simplicity
Lack of complexity
- minimalismAesthetic of reduction
- streamlineRemove unnecessary elements
- brevityShortness of expression
clarity · elegance · concise · straightforward · uncomplicated · essentials · basics · pare · reduce · simplify
- software developmentcoding, programming, bug, debug, debugging
- coding principleskeep it simple, clean code, code smell, refactoring, abstraction
- code styleindentation, naming conventions, formatting, conventions, consistency
- programming paradigmsobject-oriented, functional, procedural, declarative, imperative
- first kissInitial romantic contact
- blow a kissSend airborne affection gesture
- hugs and kissesPhysical expressions of fondness
- kiss and make upResolve conflict affectionately
- kiss meRomantic plea for affection
- French kissDeep, open-mouthed romantic contact
kissing, kissed, kisses, kisser, unkissed, kissable, kissability