I was wondering what acronyms does a developer use on a daily basis...
So I asked my lovely friends on Twitter😊
Dry - Dont repeat yourself
— Eleftheria Batsou (@BatsouElef) February 20, 2021
Share one tech acronym with me
Related to development:
- KISS - Keep it simple stupid
- DRY - Don't repeat yourself
- DDD - Domain Driven Development
- DHCP - Dynamic host configuration Protocol
- MVP - Minimum Viable Product
- MERN - Mongo DB, Express.js, React.js, Node.js
- MVC - Model View Controller
- MVP - Model View Presentation
- LAMP - Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP
- SQL - Structured query language.
- WET - Write Every Time
- ATM - Asynchronous Transfer Mode
- API - Application Programming Interface
- BDD - Behavior Driven Development
- CRUD - Create Read Update Delete
- CDN - content delivery network
- CI/CD - continuous integration continues delivery
- CORS- Cross-Origin Resource Sharing
- RCA - Root Cause Analysis
- RAII - Resource Aquisition Is Initialisation
- REPL - Read Evaluate Print Loop
- FOP - functional Oriented Programming
- EDA - Event-Driven Architecture
- TDD - Test Driven Development
- TCP - Transmission Control Protocol!
- POC - Proof Of Concept
- SPA - Single Page Application
- SRP - Single Responsibility Principle
- K8s - Kubernetes
- JSON - JavaScript Object Notification
- PWA - Progressive Web App
- LGTM - Looks good to merge (or Me)
- Wysiwyg - what you see is what you get
- WTFIGOWMC - What The Fk Is Going On With My Code
Some things I've NEVER thought of:
- ACID - Atomic, Consistency, Isolation, Durability
- AFK - Away From Keyboard
- AID - Am I Audible?
- ASAP - AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
- DAMP - Descriptive and Meaningful Phrases
- DIE - Duplication Is Evil
- F.O.C.U.S - Follow One Course Until Successful
- FYI - For Your Information
- LTA - Learn Try Apply
- OOF - Out of Facility
- OOO - Out of Office
- PEBCAK- Problem exists between chair and keyboard
- SPOT - Single Point Of Truth
- WFH - Work From Home
- WPM - WTFs per minute
- YAGNI - You aint gonna need it
Do you recognize any of these acronyms? Which ones do you use more often?
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Top comments (2)
Here are a few technology bases acronyms.
VIM - Vi Improved
FOSS - Free and open-source software
OS - Operating System
CLI - Command Line Interface
SSO - Single Sign-On
GUI - Graphical User Interface
DNS - Domain Name System
GNU - Gnu Is Not Unix
BSD - Berkeley Software Distribution
IoT - Internet Of Things
VPS - Virtual Private Server
SEO - Search Engine Optimization
CTA - Call to Action
UI/UX - User Interface/User Experience
SaaS - Software-as-a-Service
SOAP - Simple Object Access Protocol
EOF - End Of File
EOL - End Of Life
SSL - Secure Socket Layer
TLS - Transport Layer Security
CSRF - Cross-Site Request Forgery
DDoS - Distributed Denial Of Services
DKIM - Domain Keys Identified Mail
DMARC - Domain-based Message Authentication Reporting and Conformance
LAN - Local Area Network
CPU - Central Processing Unit
RAM - Random Access Memory
There are too much to count, what I thought of immediately:
RFC - Request for comment
(D)DOS - (distributed) denial of service
WSGI - Web server gateway interface
SPOF - Single point of failure