hardcoded IP address
[hɑːrdˈkoʊdɪd aɪ piː əˈdres]
nounpl: hardcoded IP addresses
endereço IP codificado
1. An IP address that is permanently fixed in the source code or configuration of a program, rather than being dynamically assigned or retrieved from a configuration file
The developer hardcoded the IP address 192.168.1.1 directly into the application, making it impossible to change without recompiling the code.
O desenvolvedor codificou o endereço IP 192.168.1.1 diretamente na aplicação, tornando impossível alterá-lo sem recompilar o código.
2. A static network address embedded in code that reduces flexibility and portability of software across different network environments
Using a hardcoded IP address is considered a bad practice in software development because it limits the application's adaptability.
Usar um endereço IP codificado é considerado uma má prática no desenvolvimento de software porque limita a adaptabilidade da aplicação.
This is technical jargon widely used in software development communities in both Brazil and the USA. In Brazilian tech companies, developers often use the English term 'hardcoded' mixed with Portuguese ('endereço IP codificado'), reflecting the international nature of software development. The practice is generally discouraged in professional environments as it violates principles of clean code and software portability.
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