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- General | Software Development Life Cycle (codecademy.com)The Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) is a process that is used to efficiently produce cost-effective and high-quality software throug…
- General | Socket.IO (codecademy.com)Socket.IO is a JavaScript library that enables real-time, bidirectional, and event-based communication between the browser and the server.…
- General | Software Development Life Cycle | Agile Model (codecademy.com)Emphasizes iteration, flexibility, and cross-team collaboration.
- General | Server-Side Rendering (codecademy.com)Server-side rendering (SSR) is rendering the content on the server and presenting it to the client when a request is made.
- General | Server (codecademy.com)A server is a hardware or software device used to provide resources to clients or requesting applications. Servers run on an architecture f…
- General | Serialization (codecademy.com)Serialization is the process of translating a complex object into a format that can be deserialized back into a copy of the original object.
- General | Semantic Technologies | SPARQL (codecademy.com)A language for querying RDF data.
- General | Semantic Technologies | OWL (codecademy.com)A language which provides vocabulary for creating ontologies and knowledge graphs.
- General | Semantic Technologies | RDF (codecademy.com)A language for representing semantic data.
- General | Semantic Technologies (codecademy.com)A class of technologies used for data management with a focus on the underlying meaning of the data.
- General | Runtime (codecademy.com)Runtime is the period of time during which a program is running.
- General | Routing (codecademy.com)Routing is the process of deciding what paths communication signals may take across one or more networks.
- General | RAM (codecademy.com)Random Access Memory (RAM) is a high-speed, temporary storage component that enables quick access to data and instructions for active progr…
- General | REST (codecademy.com)REST is an architectural style for API design that is defined by 6 constraints.
- General | Pseudocode (codecademy.com)Pseudocode is a method of describing the steps in an algorithm or other computed process written in plain language. It does not rely on any…
- General | Proxy Server (codecademy.com)Proxy servers are intermediary computers that allows a client to connect with a web server while maintaining privacy.
- General | Regular Expressions (codecademy.com)Regular expressions, often shortened to regex or regexp, is a language used for pattern-matching text content.
- General | QR Codes (codecademy.com)A QR Code, or quick response code, is code used to store information that can be read by a QR scanner.
- General | Protocol (codecademy.com)A protocol describes the rules, syntax, and semantics used by two or more devices in a computer network to connect and communicate with eac…
- General | Programming Paradigms | Polymorphism (codecademy.com)Polymorphism is one of the four principles of object-oriented programming (OOP). It promotes dynamic inheritance of child classes from thei…
- General | Progressive Web Application (codecademy.com)A progressive web application provides a consistent, browser-based experience across multiple platforms like mobile and desktop.
- General | Programming Paradigms | Inheritance (codecademy.com)Inheritance is one of the most important principles of object-oriented programming (OOP). It allows for one class (child class) to inherit…
- General | Programming Paradigms | Object-Oriented Programming (codecademy.com)Object-oriented programming (OOP) is a software development paradigm which encourages sculpting desired entities with properties and method…
- General | Programming Paradigms | Functional Programming (codecademy.com)Encourages programming with pure functions and evaluating expressions instead of statements.
- General | Programming Paradigms | Encapsulation (codecademy.com)Encapsulation is one of the four principles of object-oriented programming (OOP), and it advances the benefits of modularity and hiding awa…
- General | Programming Paradigms (codecademy.com)An approach to programming. Depending on the language, the preferred paradigm may differ.
- General | Programming Optimization (codecademy.com)Optimization in programming is the process of modifying a software system to execute faster and become more efficient by minimizing the use…
- General | Parameter (codecademy.com)A parameter is the name of a variable passed into a function. Parameters allow functions to accept inputs. An argument, on the other hand,…
- General | Processor (codecademy.com)A processor is a hardware component, typically a chip, that executes instructions and performs data processing tasks in a computer or elect…
- General | Number (codecademy.com)A number is a mathematical value used to represent a quantity.
- General | Node.js (codecademy.com)Node.js is an open-source runtime that lets developers run JavaScript outside the browser, enabling server-side development.
- General | Modulo (codecademy.com)A modulo operation takes two arguments and returns the remainder of the first argument divided by the second.
- General | NFT (codecademy.com)A non-fungible token (NFT) acts as a digital representation to prove ownership for a digital good backed by blockchain technology.
- General | Middleware (codecademy.com)Middleware is software that connects data, APIs, software tools, and other applications in order to bring a complete application to the end…
- General | Method (codecademy.com)A method is a small piece of code, usually defined in a class, that can be used outside the class and in other parts of the program.
- General | Machine Learning | Epochs (codecademy.com)An epoch is one complete pass of the entire training dataset by the learning algorithm to update the model’s weights.
- General | Memoization (codecademy.com)Memoization is a technique that improves the speed of a program by storing any new inputs for future reference, if needed.