asynchronous interfaces
[ə-ˈsiŋ-krə-nəs ˈin-tər-ˌfā-səz]
nounpl: asynchronous interfaces
🇧🇷 interfaces assíncronas
1. Software interfaces or communication protocols that do not require simultaneous interaction between components; operations can occur at different times without waiting for immediate responses
The API uses asynchronous interfaces to handle multiple requests without blocking other operations.
A API utiliza interfaces assíncronas para lidar com múltiplas requisições sem bloquear outras operações.
2. Design patterns in programming that allow non-blocking communication between different system components or services
Asynchronous interfaces improve application performance by allowing parallel processing.
As interfaces assíncronas melhoram o desempenho da aplicação permitindo processamento paralelo.
💡 This is technical jargon predominantly used in software engineering and IT industries in both Brazil and the USA. In Brazilian tech communities, especially in São Paulo's startup scene, the term is commonly used in English or directly borrowed as 'assíncronas'. Portuguese Portugal uses the alternative spelling 'assincrónicas' following European Portuguese conventions. The concept has become increasingly important with cloud computing and microservices architecture adoption.
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