pre-built component
[/priː-bɪlt ˈkɒmpənənt/]
nounpl: pre-built components
componente pré-construído
1. A software or hardware module that is already developed, tested, and ready to use without requiring additional coding or assembly from scratch
The development team used pre-built components from the UI library to speed up the application development.
A equipe de desenvolvimento utilizou componentes pré-construídos da biblioteca de UI para acelerar o desenvolvimento da aplicação.
2. In software development, a reusable piece of code or functionality that can be integrated into larger systems or applications
Using pre-built components reduces development time and minimizes bugs in the final product.
Usar componentes pré-construídos reduz o tempo de desenvolvimento e minimiza bugs no produto final.
3. A manufactured part or assembly that is complete and ready for installation or integration into a larger structure
The house was built quickly using pre-built components like wall panels and roof trusses.
A casa foi construída rapidamente usando componentes pré-construídos como painéis de parede e treliças de telhado.
In Brazil's growing tech industry, particularly in São Paulo's startup scene, using pre-built components is considered best practice for agile development. The term is widely used in software development companies, coding bootcamps, and tech education. In Portugal, there is slightly more emphasis on the 'modular' aspect of these components. In the USA and tech hubs globally, this concept is fundamental to modern software development practices and DevOps culture.
NYC Slang
plug-and-play component / ready-to-go module
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