codebase
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- noun
- /ˈkoʊdbeɪs/
- Specialized
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código fuente
- "The benefit is that we're always extending and refining a single codebase," Burt notes.
Examples
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Mutation-free code is generally easier to reason about, making interactions and dependencies between different parts of your codebase explicit and easier to manage.
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Our team is responsible for maintaining the codebase and ensuring that all updates are properly documented.
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For now, the developers will still be responsible for the codebase.
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There is an ongoing effort to convert the codebase to C++/Gtkmm.
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Opening up codebases is the best thing that can ever happen to improve hardware and software security.
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The product is deployed on its own codebase separate from the WorldShare platform.
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You're already working on a codebase of millions of lines as soon as you start a new Java project.
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To that end, we rewrote the codebase and streamlined the user interface.
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I would think you could even heavily leverage the codebase from CF Builder to do so.
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Google has done exactly that—provided the codebase to anyone who wants to use it for their own purpose.
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Etymology
The word codebase joins code ('instructions for a computer') and base ('foundation' or 'home'), so it means the main place or foundation where a project's instructions and files live.