temporary code
[ˈtɛmpəreri koʊd]
nounpl: temporary codes
código temporário
1. A piece of programming code written for short-term use, intended to be replaced or removed before final deployment
The developer left a temporary code to fix the bug quickly before the deadline.
O desenvolvedor deixou um código temporário para corrigir o bug rapidamente antes do prazo.
2. A numerical or alphanumeric sequence generated for one-time use in authentication or verification processes
You will receive a temporary code via SMS to verify your account.
Você receberá um código temporário via SMS para verificar sua conta.
3. A provisional code used in software development as a placeholder for future implementation
This temporary code will be refactored once the API is finalized.
Este código temporário será refatorado assim que a API for finalizada.
In Brazilian tech culture, temporary code is often referred to as 'gambiarra' (a improvised solution), reflecting a pragmatic approach to problem-solving. In the USA, developers commonly use terms like 'quick fix' or 'band-aid' solution. Both cultures recognize the necessity of temporary code in agile development but emphasize the importance of proper refactoring and cleanup before production deployment.
NYC Slang
quick-and-dirty code / band-aid fix
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