communitycodebase

noun
UK /kəˈmjuːnəti ˈkəʊdbeɪs/
US /kəˈmjuːnəti ˈkoʊdbeɪs/

A big shared collection of computer code that many people build and use together.

The open-source project's communitycodebase grew quickly as volunteers added new features.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The combined set of software projects maintained by an online community.

New members are encouraged to explore the communitycodebase before submitting changes.

3. A codebase governed by community rules rather than a single company.

Unlike a corporate product, the communitycodebase accepts patches from anyone.

4. The shared technical foundation that a group of developers builds upon.

The hackathon teams all started from the same communitycodebase.