PROGRAMMING TERMINOLOGY

PROGRAMMING TERMINOLOGY

1. Mobile app

   • Type of application software designed to run on a mobile device such as in smartphnes and tablets.
   • calculator
   • game
   • mobile web browser

2. User interface (UI)

   • Uses front and tecnology to bring creative software design concepts to life.
   • command line
   • graphical user interface
   • menu driven
   • form based
   • natural language

3. Bug

   • It is a problem in a computer program or software system that triggers an undesirable result.
   • Schroedinbugs.
   • Mandelbug
   • Bohrbug
   • Heisenbug.

4. Emulator

   • Hardware or software that permits programs written for one computer to be run on another computer.
   • Xcode
     • can run in Mac
     • can run in Windows

5. Mobile programming

   • Set of processes and procedures involved in writing software for small and wireless computing devices
   • smartphones
   • portable devices.

6. Mobile operating system

   • Software that allows devices to run applications and programs. It presents information and provide application access.
   • Android
   • BlackBerry
   • Windows
   • iOS

7. Mobile application development platform

   • Type of software that allows people to post mobile apps
   • Smartphones
   • Tablets

8. Source code

   • Programming statements that are created by a programmer with a text editor or a visual programming tool and then saved in a file.
   • HTML

9. Responsive design

   • Technique that turn an ordinary website into a multiplatform website capable of adapting to all sizes that exist, offering a much more pleasant user experience and meeting the needs of our public.
   • flexible layouts
   • flexible images
   • cascading

10. Native app

    • is a software program that is developed for use on a particular platform or device. Native apps can provide optimized performance and take advantage of the latest technology.
    • mac / PC
      • Photos
      • mail
      • contacts

11. Usability

    • Describes how useable software is in relation to its intended purpose
    • modify
    • fix

12. Juanita Perdomo, Valerie Manjarres