repository
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4.4
- noun
- /rɪˈpɒzɪtɔːri/
- Specialized
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repositorio
- GitHub serves as a popular online repository where developers can store and share their code.
- data repository
- digital repository
- online repository
So start with my YouTube video and then just browse the Alfred repository and you will have a lovely time.
- So start with my YouTube video and then just browse the Alfred repository and you will have a lovely time.
- And so PyCharm sort of once, once you fired it up and once it's indexed your repository was very helpful.
- That's what you're going to layer on top of repositories.
Examples
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The key characteristic they embraced was developing an integrated data repository that was accessible by users throughout the organization.
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Audible is a giant repository of amazing audiobooks and other audio content.
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And that is all creating a big data repository, which is then stored
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That makes these enormous repositories of data available to really anybody who has the access code.
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Perhaps one reason for this could be that states do not maintain central repositories of information regarding local recall elections.
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In addition to tracking resources, the knowledge base serves as a repository for details about the terms of access and workflow.
Academic text (2013) -
According to Joint, sharing data between institutional repositories and research management systems to avoid duplication of efforts is necessary.
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Canonical maintains an application repository, accessible online for all Ubuntu users.
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Developing tools, services, and repositories to support digital preservation and curation work is a highly collaborative process.
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The ARS repository at Hilo houses many kinds of lychee that are grown in Hawaii.
Academic text (2004)
Synonyms
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2.7
A device or place that holds computer data
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3.7
A part of a computer where data is kept
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4.2
A place online where developers keep and manage code
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3.8
A place where programmers store and share code to work together
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7.1
A place where objects are kept for use or study
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Etymology
Repository comes from the Latin parts re- 'back' and posit 'put', like in deposit, so it literally means 'a place where things are stored'. That's why in computing a repository is a place (on the cloud or your computer) where code and files are kept and saved.