module design
[ˈmɒdjuːl dɪˈzaɪn]
nounpl: module designs
design modular / projeto modular
1. The process and methodology of creating self-contained, independent units or components that can function separately yet work together as part of a larger system
The software architect focused on module design to ensure each component could be tested independently.
O arquiteto de software concentrou-se no design modular para garantir que cada componente pudesse ser testado independentemente.
2. The structural approach of dividing a system into discrete, interchangeable modules with well-defined interfaces
Good module design reduces dependencies and makes the codebase easier to maintain.
Um bom design modular reduz dependências e torna a base de código mais fácil de manter.
3. In hardware and product engineering, the creation of replaceable functional units that compose a larger device
The phone's module design allows users to upgrade individual components.
O design modular do telefone permite que os usuários atualizem componentes individuais.
This is primarily technical jargon used in software development and engineering contexts. In Brazil, the English term 'module design' or 'design modular' is widely used in the tech industry, even among Portuguese speakers. The concept reflects modern software engineering best practices emphasizing maintainability and scalability. It is central to discussions about clean code and architectural patterns in both Brazilian and American tech communities.
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