Send It
ELI5 — The Vibe Check
'Send it' is what you say right before pushing to production on a Friday afternoon. It's the deploy-culture equivalent of 'hold my beer.' Sometimes it's confident. Sometimes it's reckless. The vibes determine which.
Real Talk
'Send it' is shorthand for approving a deployment, merge, or risky action with minimal further deliberation. Culturally, it signals confidence (or false confidence) in the change. In mature teams it's used for well-tested, low-risk changes; in immature teams it masks inadequate review. Context matters.
When You'll Hear This
"Tests pass, review is clean, send it." / "Don't just send it — read the migration first."
Related Terms
Cowboy Deploy
A cowboy deploy is pushing to production with zero checks — no CI, no review, no staging, just SSH into prod and let it rip.
LGTM (Looks Good To Me)
LGTM is the two-word code review approval that can mean anything from 'I carefully reviewed every line and this is perfect' to 'I glanced at the title and...
Ship It
Ship it is the developer battle cry. It means 'this is good enough, let's deploy it.
YOLO Deploy
A YOLO deploy is pushing code to production without testing it first because you're feeling brave (or reckless).