deprecated template

[dɪˈprɛkeɪtɪd ˈtɛmpleɪt]
nounpl: deprecated templates
modelo obsoleto
1. A template that is no longer recommended for use because it has been superseded by newer versions or better alternatives, though it may still function
The wiki administrator marked the old infobox as a deprecated template to encourage users to switch to the updated version.
O administrador da wiki marcou a antiga caixa de informações como modelo obsoleto para encorajar os usuários a mudar para a versão atualizada.
2. In software development, a template or code structure that is flagged as outdated and should not be used in new projects
Developers received a warning that the deprecated template would be removed in the next major release.
Os desenvolvedores receberam um aviso de que o modelo obsoleto seria removido na próxima versão principal.
This is primarily technical jargon used in software development, web development, and collaborative wiki environments. In Brazilian Portuguese tech communities, both 'modelo obsoleto' and 'template descontinuado' are commonly used interchangeably. The term reflects global software development practices and is understood similarly across English and Portuguese-speaking technology sectors.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
outdated templateobsolete templatelegacy templateretired template
Antonyms / Antônimos
current templatemodern templateactive templateupdated template

Regional Variations

General Brazilian Portuguese
modelo obsoleto
Standard term used in technical documentation and software development
Portugal
modelo preterido
Alternative translation emphasizing the idea of something passed over in favor of newer options
Technical Communities (Brazil & Portugal)
template descontinuado
Common alternative in IT contexts, emphasizing discontinuation

Related Words

deprecationdeprecation warningtemplatelegacy codeversion control

Related Idioms & Phrases

phase out a deprecated template
migrate away from a deprecated template
flag as deprecated
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