code libraries
[/koʊd ˈlaɪbreri/]
nounpl: code libraries
bibliotecas de código
1. Collections of pre-written code, functions, and routines that developers can use and reuse in their software projects to avoid redundant programming
The development team used code libraries to speed up the application development process.
A equipe de desenvolvimento usou bibliotecas de código para acelerar o processo de desenvolvimento da aplicação.
2. Sets of standardized programming tools and modules organized for easy access and integration into new programs
Python's extensive code libraries make it popular among data scientists.
As extensas bibliotecas de código do Python a tornam popular entre cientistas de dados.
3. Repositories or packages containing reusable code components for specific programming tasks or domains
Open-source code libraries are freely available for developers worldwide.
As bibliotecas de código de código aberto estão disponíveis gratuitamente para desenvolvedores em todo o mundo.
In Brazilian tech culture, code libraries are fundamental to software development education and practice. The use of open-source libraries like those in GitHub is deeply embedded in the development community. In the USA, code libraries are also essential, with npm (Node Package Manager) and pip (Python Package Index) being ubiquitous among developers.
Related Idioms & Phrases
standing on the shoulders of giants (using existing code libraries)
reinvent the wheel (not using existing code libraries when available)
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