uncoupled modules

[/ʌnˈkʌpəld ˈmɒdjuːlz/]
nounpl: uncoupled modules
módulos desacoplados
1. Independent software or hardware components that operate without direct dependencies or tight connections to each other, allowing for flexibility and easier maintenance
The new architecture uses uncoupled modules, making it easier to update individual components without affecting the entire system.
A nova arquitetura utiliza módulos desacoplados, facilitando a atualização de componentes individuais sem afetar todo o sistema.
2. Separate functional units in engineering or software design that can function independently with minimal interaction
By designing uncoupled modules, developers can work on different parts of the application simultaneously.
Ao projetar módulos desacoplados, os desenvolvedores podem trabalhar em diferentes partes da aplicação simultaneamente.
This is technical terminology widely used in both Brazilian and Portuguese software development communities, particularly in discussions about software architecture, microservices, and best practices in system design. The concept has become increasingly important in modern development practices emphasizing scalability and maintainability.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
independent modulesloosely coupled modulesmodular componentsdecoupled systems
Antonyms / Antônimos
coupled modulestightly coupled modulesinterdependent modulesmonolithic system

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
módulos desacoplados
Standard technical term used in software development across Brazil
São Paulo
módulos independentes
Alternative term sometimes used in tech hubs
Portugal
módulos desacoplados
Same as Brazilian Portuguese, commonly used in Portuguese tech communities
General English/USA
uncoupled modules
Standard terminology in software engineering and systems design

Related Words

modularityloose couplinghigh cohesionsoftware architecturesystem designcomponent isolation

Related Idioms & Phrases

separation of concerns
loosely coupled, highly cohesive
plug and play architecture
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