codepoetry

noun
UK /ˈkəʊdˌpəʊɪtri/
US /ˈkoʊdˌpoʊətri/

Writing computer code in a way that looks and feels like a poem.

Her codepoetry made the program read like a beautiful song.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The art of making computer programs that are pleasing to read like poems.

He studied codepoetry to write cleaner, prettier scripts.

3. A style of writing where code and poem are mixed together.

The class project was a codepoetry piece about the seasons.

4. The beauty or rhythm found in well-written computer code.

She admired the codepoetry in the simple, elegant function.