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bundling

bundling

4.1
Combining many files like scripts and images into one file to make web pages load faster
  • noun
  • Specialized
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  • The bundling of images and stylesheets helps streamline the development process.

These changes take place in this cycle of bundling and unbundling.

Examples

  • By using bundling techniques, developers can optimize their applications for quicker deployment.

  • Bundling bundling multiple JavaScript files into one package can significantly improve website loading speed.

  • But how dependent is the cable bundling content model on sports, which is the one thing you have to watch when it happens?

  • So, you know, it's giving you some estimate of depth bundling a time of flight calculation.

  • These changes take place in this cycle of bundling and unbundling.

    Big Think

  • So the thing to do is GEICO has a bundling policy.

  • Say it Bundling policies with GEICO.

  • So this includes if you have fire alarms, if you have a security system, employer discounts, bundling car insurance or other policies.

  • Bundling book purchases and ebooks has actually been done by some publishers for many years.

    Blog text (28)

Synonyms

packing
vsbundling
30 1.1

Putting items into boxes to protect them during shipping or moving

focuses on performance and distribution rather than physical protection
combining
vsbundling
2.4

Joining two or more things to make one

is a software process that joins resources into one file for faster loading

Antonyms

separation
89 2.6

The process of moving apart or staying apart

disaggregation
  • Specialized
1 7.9

Breaking a whole into smaller separate parts

How Combined

bundling
  • Specialized
4.1
packaging
23 2.9
compilation
9 3.9
aggregation
11 6.1

Surface Forms

bundling singular
bundlings plural

Morphology

bundling = bundle (transparent) = bundle + ing

A technical sense meaning 'combining multiple resources into one package' directly follows from the general sense 'to bundle items together', so it is predictable from the base.

Etymology

Bundling in computing borrows the simple picture of tying things into one bundle: programmers put many files together into one package to make them easier to send and use. So, bundling here means combining many resources into a single package.