EnglishGrammar.org 100 Terms Every Software Developer Should Know
EnglishGrammar.org 100 Terms Every Software Developer Should Know sets out a hundred terms from software work in a numbered table, on the English learning site EnglishGrammar.org. Each term carries a single line of definition, and the table runs in alphabetical order from the ideas of design through testing, deployment and the words used to describe a system in operation.
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A numbered table holds a hundred terms from software work, each with a one-line definition: abstraction, accessibility, Agile, algorithm, API, artifact, authentication and authorization, automated testing, availability, backlog, backward compatibility and bandwidth among the first of them, and on through the vocabulary a developer meets in design, testing, deployment and operations.
You can read the table straight down, or use it as a glossary and look up the one term you did not follow in a meeting. Each definition is a single line, so you can check a word quickly without leaving what you were doing. Reading a block of them before a design discussion gives you the words that discussion will use, and the numbering makes it easy to mark where you stopped.
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