I'm hearing this all over the place right now, feels like it means something along the lines of feature, how does everyone else understand it?
Ask HN: The word "Surfaces" – when did it enter the lexicon?
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Re: Ask HN: The word "Surfaces" – when did it enter the lexicon?
#2As in "attack surfaces"?
Re: Ask HN: The word "Surfaces" – when did it enter the lexicon?
#3In software, I first heard "surfaces" used about 30 years ago in the context of computer security (attack surfaces).
In general, I interpret it as a five dollar word that means "where the world interacts with the software".