componentization
[/kəmˌpoʊnəntaɪˈzeɪʃən/]
nounpl: componentizations
componentização
1. The process of breaking down a system, application, or software into smaller, independent, and reusable components or modules
The componentization of the legacy system improved code maintainability and reduced development time.
A componentização do sistema legado melhorou a manutenibilidade do código e reduziu o tempo de desenvolvimento.
2. In software engineering, the practice of designing software architecture so that functionality is organized into discrete, self-contained units that can be developed, tested, and deployed independently
Componentization allows teams to work in parallel on different parts of the application.
A componentização permite que equipes trabalhem em paralelo em diferentes partes da aplicação.
3. In manufacturing or product design, the process of dividing a product into standardized, interchangeable parts or components
Componentization in automotive design has led to faster production cycles and lower costs.
A componentização no design automotivo resultou em ciclos de produção mais rápidos e custos menores.
Componentization is a key concept in modern software development culture, particularly valued in agile and DevOps environments in both Brazil and the USA. In Brazilian tech companies, especially in São Paulo's startup ecosystem, the term is widely adopted. The concept reflects the industry's shift toward microservices architecture and cloud-native development, making it increasingly relevant in professional technical discourse.
Related Idioms & Phrases
break down into components
divide and conquer approach
modular design philosophy
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