open framework
[ˈoʊpən ˈfreɪmˌwɜrk]
nounpl: open frameworks
estrutura aberta
1. A flexible, non-proprietary software architecture or structure that allows for customization, integration, and extension without restrictions
The company adopted an open framework to allow third-party developers to build extensions.
A empresa adotou uma estrutura aberta para permitir que desenvolvedores terceirizados criassem extensões.
2. In construction and engineering, a structural design that is not fully enclosed and allows for visibility and flow through space
The office building features an open framework design that promotes collaboration.
O edifício de escritórios apresenta um design de estrutura aberta que promove colaboração.
3. A conceptual or organizational system that provides guidelines while maintaining flexibility for interpretation and application
The educational program uses an open framework approach to curriculum development.
O programa educacional usa uma abordagem de estrutura aberta no desenvolvimento curricular.
In Brazil, particularly in São Paulo's thriving tech ecosystem, 'open framework' is increasingly used in its English form in software development and startup culture. The concept aligns with the Brazilian emphasis on flexibility and collaborative problem-solving. In the USA, it reflects the innovation-driven culture of Silicon Valley and the broader tech industry's embrace of open-source principles.
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