non-blocking operations
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nounpl: non-blocking operations
operações não-bloqueantes
1. Computing operations that do not prevent the execution of other tasks or threads, allowing a program to continue processing while waiting for input/output or other asynchronous tasks to complete
Non-blocking operations are essential in modern web servers to handle multiple client requests simultaneously without freezing.
As operações não-bloqueantes são essenciais em servidores web modernos para lidar com múltiplas requisições de clientes simultaneamente sem congelamento.
2. Asynchronous programming technique where operations return immediately without waiting for completion, typically using callbacks or promises
Node.js uses non-blocking operations to achieve high performance with its event-driven architecture.
Node.js utiliza operações não-bloqueantes para alcançar alto desempenho com sua arquitetura orientada a eventos.
This is a technical term primarily used in software development and computer science contexts. In Brazil, it's widely adopted in the tech industry, particularly in São Paulo's startup scene. The term maintains the same meaning across English and Portuguese-speaking tech communities, reflecting the globalized nature of software development. Understanding non-blocking operations is crucial for developers building scalable applications and is a key concept in modern programming paradigms.
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