component-oriented software
[kəmˈpoʊnənt ˈɔrɪentɪd ˈsɔftwɛr]
nounpl: component-oriented software systems
software orientado a componentes
1. A software development paradigm that emphasizes the design and construction of software systems using independent, reusable, and interchangeable components that encapsulate specific functionality and can be combined to create larger applications.
Component-oriented software allows developers to build applications by assembling pre-built modules rather than writing code from scratch.
O software orientado a componentes permite que os desenvolvedores construam aplicações montando módulos pré-construídos em vez de escrever código do zero.
2. An architectural approach where software is structured as a collection of loosely coupled, self-contained units that communicate through well-defined interfaces.
The team adopted a component-oriented software strategy to improve code reusability and maintainability across multiple projects.
A equipe adotou uma estratégia de software orientado a componentes para melhorar a reutilização de código e a manutenibilidade em vários projetos.
This is technical terminology widely used in both Brazilian and American software development industries. In Brazil, it reflects the growing sophistication of the tech sector, particularly in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. The term is commonly encountered in software engineering courses, enterprise development contexts, and modern DevOps practices. American tech culture emphasizes this approach as a best practice for scalable and maintainable systems.
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