👉 Bye engineering, also known as bye engineering or bye-by-bye, is a practice in software development where developers intentionally disable or remove certain features, functionalities, or components of a system during testing or maintenance phases to simplify the environment and focus on critical issues. This approach helps streamline debugging, isolate problems, and improve overall system stability by reducing complexity. Bye engineering allows teams to concentrate on the most pressing issues without being overwhelmed by unnecessary features, ultimately leading to more efficient development cycles and better software quality.
