Terms

Resilience - säilenõtkus, resilientsus

Deploy - evitama, juurutama

Install - paigaldama

Multi-Tenant - multitenancy, simply: single application for all users.

Idempotent - Idempotentsus. Results of action/functon/process are same for same input.

Entity - Entiteet, olem.

Heterogeneous collection - any type of data in collection.

Homogeneous collection - single type of data in collection.

Homoiconic - code as data. Code used as a data.

Exception - erand. (Et tagada Tõrketõrjed).

Name-mangling - nimemuserdus.

Silos - meeskondade eraldatus, team separations and bad communication.

Escape character - põgenemismärk, põgenemistähis

Tethering mode - lõastamisrežiimiks - ligipääsupunktide (access point) loomise režiim

TechEx - Technological Exploration: Spike or PoC.

String - sõne.

Plugin - pistik.

Thread - lõim.

Thread safety - lõimekindlus.

Value objekt - väärtusobjekt. Identity depends on objet properties/attribute alues.

Immutability - muutumatus.

Duck typing - this principle states that “if it walks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it’s probably a duck.” In other words, an object’s type is determined based on its behavior rather than its class name. Object properties define an object type.

Structural typing - (Go, Elm, ..) typing based on checking an object’s properties and structure to determine compatibility, regardless of class name matching.

Nominal typing - (Mostly Java, C++) typing based on class names; two objects must be of the same class to be considered the same type, regardless of property alignment.

Type inference - the programming language automatically deduces object types based on their usage and properties, reducing the need for explicit type declarations.

Latent typing - Object types are not strictly defined and can be partially hidden or dynamically determined based on behavior.

Behavioral typing - typing based on an object’s behavior, focusing on available methods and functions rather than the class it belongs to.

Ad-hoc polymorphism - different objects can have methods or functions with the same name, but their behavior varies depending on the object’s type or properties.

Concept-based typing - objects are classified into types based on the concepts or properties they exhibit, allowing more flexibility in type control.

Vendor lock in - müüjale lukustumine (sõltuvus müüjast, raskendatud migratsioon, lukustatud ökosüsteem, pikaajalised kulud).

PWA - Progressive Web App. Offline + like a desktop application.

SPA - Single-Page Application. Loaded single html with dynamic updates in it.

MPA - Multi-Page Application. Traditional multiple pages loading.

Responsive design* - seadmetundlik disain.

Ubiquitous language - (Üldkasutatav keel) using a common, shared vocabulary and terms, those can be understood by technical and non-technical team members (developers, domain experts, and stakeholders).

pure function - no side effects (no mutation of local static variables, non-local variables, mutable reference arguments or input/output streams), idempotent, no mutable variables.

https://www.dataprise.com/it-glossary

https://www.phoenix.edu/blog/40-it-terms-every-it-professional-needs-to-know.html