non-blocking request
[nɑːn ˈblɑːkɪŋ rɪˈkwɛst]
nounpl: non-blocking requests
requisição não-bloqueante
1. A computational operation that allows a program or process to submit a request and continue executing other tasks without waiting for the response or completion of that request
The web application uses non-blocking requests to fetch data from the server while keeping the user interface responsive.
A aplicação web utiliza requisições não-bloqueantes para buscar dados do servidor mantendo a interface do usuário responsiva.
2. In programming, a method or function call that does not pause execution of the calling code until the operation completes
By implementing non-blocking requests with callbacks, we improved the application's overall performance.
Ao implementar requisições não-bloqueantes com callbacks, melhoramos o desempenho geral da aplicação.
3. An asynchronous operation that returns control to the caller immediately, allowing parallel processing
Non-blocking requests are essential for handling multiple client connections simultaneously in server applications.
Requisições não-bloqueantes são essenciais para lidar com múltiplas conexões de clientes simultaneamente em aplicações servidoras.
Non-blocking requests are fundamental to modern web development in both Brazilian and American tech industries. The term is widely used in software engineering communities in Brazil, particularly in tech hubs like São Paulo. This concept is crucial for building responsive applications and is prominently featured in JavaScript frameworks, Node.js development, and microservices architecture discussions in both English and Portuguese-speaking developer communities.
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