anti-pattern indicator
[/ˌæntiˈpætərn ˈɪndɪkeɪtər/]
nounpl: anti-pattern indicators
indicador de anti-padrão
1. A sign, metric, or observable characteristic that suggests the presence of an anti-pattern (a commonly used solution that is ineffective or counterproductive) in software design, architecture, or project management
High cyclomatic complexity is an anti-pattern indicator that suggests the code needs refactoring.
Alta complexidade ciclomática é um indicador de anti-padrão que sugere que o código precisa de refatoração.
2. A warning sign or red flag in development practices that points to problematic recurring solutions or architectural decisions
Frequent production incidents can be an anti-pattern indicator of inadequate testing procedures.
Incidentes frequentes em produção podem ser um indicador de anti-padrão de procedimentos de teste inadequados.
This is technical jargon predominantly used in software development and engineering communities in both Brazil and the USA. The term reflects the increasing importance of code quality metrics and architectural awareness in modern agile and DevOps-driven development environments. In Brazilian tech companies, especially in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, the English term is often used directly alongside Portuguese translations in mixed-language technical discussions.
NYC Slang
red flag / code smell (informal tech slang)
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