product

using your own product internally, before customers do, to test and improve it

adding unnecessary features, polish, or complexity to a product beyond what was asked for

extra, attractive but non-essential features added to a product

an excessive collection of things; nearly everything imaginable, included without restraint

to release the product or feature now, as an imperative; to ship

a pattern of slow or flat growth followed by a sudden, dramatic rise

the uncontrolled growth of new features until a product becomes bloated and hard to use