hardcoded implementation
[hɑrd'koʊdɪd ɪmpləmen'teɪʃən]
nounpl: hardcoded implementations
implementação com valores fixos no código
1. A programming practice where values, configurations, or logic are directly written into the source code rather than being parameterized, configured externally, or retrieved from variables/databases
The developer used a hardcoded implementation by writing the API endpoint directly into the function instead of storing it in a configuration file.
O desenvolvedor usou uma implementação com valores fixos ao escrever o endpoint da API diretamente na função em vez de armazená-lo em um arquivo de configuração.
2. Code that contains literal values or fixed data structures that cannot be easily changed without modifying and recompiling the source code
This hardcoded implementation makes it difficult to deploy the application to different environments.
Esta implementação com valores fixos torna difícil implantar a aplicação em diferentes ambientes.
In Brazilian tech culture, 'hardcoded implementation' is often criticized as a code smell and anti-pattern. Senior developers and code reviewers actively discourage this practice. The term is widely recognized in Portuguese as 'implementação com valores fixos' but the English term 'hardcoded' is frequently used untranslated in technical discussions, especially among younger developers and in software companies.
NYC Slang
hard-coded / baked-in (informal tech slang referring to values 'baked into' the code)
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