Scott M. <s-***@nospam.nospam> wrote:
It's a new one on me too. A Webopedia.com search on this returns many
unrelated results. I think this is a term the author used that means
something to him/her that he/she thought would be understood by others and
isn't. I don't think it is an actual technical term for a kind of code.
It's not particularly a coding term. Collins English Dictionary gives
the meaning for "bespoke" as "made to the customer's specifications".
It's usually applied to clothes, I believe, but I've heard it used in
computing circles. Admittedly I've more often heard of it in terms of
"bespoke applications" - namely, whole applications written for a
single task, for a single client, but I think the concept can fairly
easily be applied to code itself.
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