> > I think I skipped class the day they covered "jellybean" components.
> > A quick web search found some usage but no explanation.
> > Anyone know history of the term?
> Well, some people keep a jar of candy (sometimes jellybeans) near them.
> My guess of the meaning would be "generic" or "used when I don't haven
> anything more specific to use".
> I like the phrase.

    In Brazil we call then "Baunilha" ou "vanilla" for the american ones ;o)


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