modular interface
[ˈmɑːdʒələr ˈɪntərfeɪs]
nounpl: modular interfaces
interface modular
1. A standardized connection or interaction point between independent, interchangeable software or hardware components designed to function independently while maintaining compatibility with a larger system
The new software architecture uses a modular interface to allow different teams to develop components simultaneously without conflicts.
A nova arquitetura de software utiliza uma interface modular para permitir que diferentes equipes desenvolvam componentes simultaneamente sem conflitos.
2. In software engineering, a clearly defined boundary between modules that specifies how modules communicate and exchange data
A well-designed modular interface reduces dependencies and makes the system more maintainable.
Uma interface modular bem projetada reduz as dependências e torna o sistema mais fácil de manter.
3. In hardware design, a standardized connection point that allows different modules or components to be connected and disconnected
The USB port is a modular interface that enables users to connect various peripherals to their computers.
A porta USB é uma interface modular que permite aos usuários conectar vários periféricos aos seus computadores.
The term 'modular interface' is widely used in both American and Brazilian tech industries, reflecting the globalized nature of software development. In Brazil, the IT sector, particularly in São Paulo's tech corridor, heavily employs this terminology. The concept represents modern software engineering principles emphasizing flexibility, scalability, and maintainability—values highly valued in contemporary technology development across both cultures.
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