>Not necessarily. A kludgy program is also one that is just a collection of disjointed features that gives it the look and feel of something created by committee. As you said, a program without a plan.
Not necessarily. A kludge is also a quick and dirty code fix to a bug, or a weird, non-standard (code wise), inelegant addition of a feature demanded by the user(s.) Because that may be the only way to do it.
>>Not necessarily. A kludge is also a quick and dirty code fix to a bug, or a weird, non-standard (code wise), inelegant addition of a feature demanded by the user(s.) Because that may be the only way to do it.
That’s what I meant by a program created by a committee.