collaborative edit
[/kəˈlæbərətɪv ˈɛdɪt/]
nounpl: collaborative edits
edição colaborativa
1. A process where multiple users simultaneously or sequentially modify and improve a document, code, or content in real-time or asynchronously
The team used Google Docs for collaborative edits on the project proposal.
A equipe usou o Google Docs para edições colaborativas na proposta do projeto.
2. In software development, the practice of multiple developers working together to modify source code
Collaborative edits on GitHub allow developers to review and merge changes efficiently.
Edições colaborativas no GitHub permitem que desenvolvedores revisem e mesclarem mudanças eficientemente.
3. The feature in digital tools that enables concurrent editing by different users with real-time synchronization
Microsoft Word's collaborative edit feature shows cursor positions of all active editors.
O recurso de edição colaborativa do Microsoft Word mostra as posições do cursor de todos os editores ativos.
Collaborative editing has become increasingly important in both Brazilian and American work cultures with the rise of remote work and digital-first companies. In Brazil, this is particularly prevalent in tech hubs like São Paulo and among startups. The term is used interchangeably across both countries, reflecting the global nature of software and digital document tools like Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, and GitHub.
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