layeredcoding

noun
UK /ˈleɪəd ˈkəʊdɪŋ/
US /ˈleɪərd ˈkoʊdɪŋ/

Layered coding is a way of building computer programs in separate stacked parts, like layers of a cake.

The team used layered coding to keep the game's graphics, sounds, and rules in separate parts.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A video or image compression method that stores data in layers so a basic version can load first and details can be added later.

The streaming app uses layered coding so the video plays even on a slow connection.

3. A teaching approach that introduces programming ideas in simple steps and adds harder concepts on top.

The coding club follows layered coding, starting with blocks and moving to real text code.

4. A security practice of adding protection at several levels, such as the app, the network, and the data.

Layered coding in the banking app keeps customer data safe at every step.