POCbindinger
POCbindinger is a term used in some software engineering contexts to describe the set of components, patterns, and practices that connect a proof-of-concept (POC) implementation to production-like environments, services, or data sources. The phrase is not widely standardized, and its meaning can vary between organizations, but it generally refers to the binding layer that makes a POC operable within broader systems.
In practical terms, a POCbindinger comprises wrappers, adapters, and interface translations that allow POC code to
Origins of the concept are informal, appearing mainly in engineering blogs, internal notes, and project discussions
Risks associated with POCbindinger practices include the accumulation of technical debt if the binding layer persists