techniquerather
Techniquerather is a term used in discussions of engineering and problem-solving to describe a preference for practical techniques and procedural know-how over formal principles or architectural concerns. In use, it can refer to a mindset, a approach, or a critique of certain workflows that favor recipes, shortcuts, or hands-on methods.
Etymology and usage notes suggest it is a portmanteau built from technique and rather, signaling a stance
Contexts and examples: Proponents argue that techniquerather thinking accelerates learning and product delivery, especially in fast-moving
Reception and status: The term is contested and largely informal. For some, it serves as a caution
Related concepts include craftsmanship, best practices, pragmatic programming, and systems thinking.