Questions tagged as 'terminologia'

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What is the connection string "connectionString"?

What is the connection string anyway? In a connection string which represents data-source ? And the provider name ?     
asked by 22.04.2016 / 20:02
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What is the difference between "node", "attribute", "element" and "tag" in XML?

I'm confused about some features and terms of the XML markup language that are: node , attribute > element and tag tags , I would like to know what each one is and what are the differences between them? Follow this XML to help exp...
asked by 14.08.2016 / 00:49
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What is a multi-paradigm language?

The title of the question already summarizes everything I want to know. Visual Basic .NET, C #, Boo, C ++ are multi-paradigm languages. What is a paradigm? And a multi-paradigm language?     
asked by 20.05.2016 / 01:39
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What is considered a "gambiarra" or a bad code? [closed]

For example, I create a code, and it works, but I'm not sure it's okay for me to do the same thing that way. Is this a gambiarra? Do I have to make sure that the code is made in such a way that it is considered a "good code"?     
asked by 28.06.2017 / 18:36
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In a programming language, what differentiates a first-class citizen from the rest?

In a simple way, what is a "first class citizen" in a programming language? And, most importantly, how does something that is a first class citizen differ from something that is not?     
asked by 08.08.2017 / 20:22
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What is Feature Envy?

What is Feature Envy? Why is it considered a bad smell of code ? What are the advantages of avoiding it? Should it ever be avoided?     
asked by 12.03.2017 / 15:10
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What really is Copyright?

I use the MIT license and it has this format as per example at link : The MIT License (MIT) Copyright (c) <year> <copyright holders> Permission is ... I also see many websites adding the text "Copyright" in the footer, however...
asked by 05.05.2016 / 22:10
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Unit test is a generic term? What types are there? And what ways to apply?

Unit test is a generic term for any test of an independent part of a program? Or is it a exclusive term for object-oriented paradigms , with procedures already known? Whenever I find any post related to unit testing, the vast majority qu...
asked by 29.08.2017 / 18:24
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What is and what is middleware for?

I see in some courses that some people highlight something like a middleware, example : middleware, authentication ). I found the explanation rather superficial because it was not the focus of the course, I did not really understand what middl...
asked by 27.06.2018 / 14:01
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What are isomorphic applications?

In several articles and methods of developing modern applications, I come across isomorphic applications . But what is it really? Usually define as "the best of the client / server side" together. So, how are these isomorphic applications?...
asked by 18.08.2015 / 03:59