stack
- noun
- /stæk/
- Specialized
- The program prepares students only for specialized jobs such as software engineers, full-stack developers, or front-end or back-end developers.
- layers of the stack
- network stack
- protocol stack
So they control that software stack for the cell phones.
- So they control that software stack for the cell phones.
- It is an in person position for a full stack dev and more for fintech.
Examples
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That's what's made me very nervous about the software stack for artificial intelligence.
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So they control that software stack for the cell phones.
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As you move up that kind of infrastructure stack, they do start to shift apart.
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So let's take out all the code except for that Z stack of those two things.
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Two of these, strategy and security, are shown as new layers in its protocol stack.
Academic text (2012) -
Like web pages, a HyperStudio stack has links to a variety of pages containing graphics, text, and possibly audio files.
Academic text (1999) -
Moreover, the Management Information Base (MIB) for the WAVE protocol stack is also defined in this standard.
Academic text (2012) -
We want a well-defined UX, with a complete wireframe stack before we plan a release.
Blog text (17) -
When developing a web application, it's important to choose the right technology stack to ensure optimal performance.
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The software stack used by the company integrates multiple programming languages and frameworks to create a robust product.
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Etymology
Stack for a set of technologies is a modern use that borrows the pile image — think of tools and layers placed one on top of another. So a software stack is a group of technologies stacked together to make an app work.