linkable
- adjective
- /ˈlɪŋkəbl/
- Specialized
Examples
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A single-page application can be done without breaking browser history and can be linkable if you use a solid MVC back-end with AJAX.
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The downside of Forth is that unless your system of choice comes with the libraries you need, you either have to write them yourself, or you have to interface with foreign linkable libraries (e.g., written in C) that don't fit well with the logic of the main language.
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The software features a modular design, making it linkable with various libraries for expanded functionality.
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Developers prefer using frameworks that are linkable, allowing them to integrate new features effortlessly.
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For optimal performance, ensure your modules are linkable, enabling the linker to create efficient executables.
Synonyms
Able to join with other parts to make a larger thing
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Linkable comes from the simple parts link ('a connection' or 'a chain') and -able ('can be'). So in programming, a linkable file or module is one you can 'connect' with other code to make a working program or library.