durablecode
nounUK /ˈdjʊərəbl kəʊd/
US /ˈdʊrəbl koʊd/
Code that is strong and keeps working well for a long time.
The team wrote durablecode so their app would not break when new features were added.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Programming that is easy to fix and change without causing problems.
Good durablecode lets new developers update the system safely.
3. Software built to survive updates, heavy use, and changing conditions.
Their durablecode kept the website running smoothly during the huge traffic spike.
4. A style of coding that avoids fragile shortcuts and quick hacks.
She replaced the messy scripts with durablecode that the whole team could trust.