open-source technologies
[ˈoʊpən ˈsɔrs tɛkˈnɑlədʒiz]
nounfemininepl: open-source technologies
tecnologias de código aberto
1. Software, applications, or technological systems whose source code is made freely available to the public, allowing anyone to view, modify, and distribute the code
Open-source technologies like Linux and Apache have revolutionized the software industry.
Tecnologias de código aberto como Linux e Apache revolucionaram a indústria de software.
2. Digital tools and platforms developed collaboratively by communities of programmers under open-source licenses
Many startups rely on open-source technologies to reduce development costs.
Muitas startups dependem de tecnologias de código aberto para reduzir custos de desenvolvimento.
3. Computing infrastructure and solutions that promote transparency, freedom of use, and collaborative improvement
The company adopted open-source technologies to enhance transparency and security.
A empresa adotou tecnologias de código aberto para aumentar a transparência e a segurança.
In Brazilian tech culture, open-source technologies are highly valued and widely adopted, especially among startups and in the startup ecosystem of São Paulo. The term 'código aberto' is the literal translation, though many Brazilian tech professionals use the English term directly. In Portugal and among European tech communities, 'software livre' (free software) is often preferred. The open-source movement has significant cultural importance in both Brazil and the USA as a symbol of technological democratization and community collaboration.
NYC Slang
open-source tech / OSS
Related Idioms & Phrases
build on open-source foundations
leverage open-source solutions
contribute to the open-source community
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