linkedframeworks

noun
UK /lɪŋkt ˈfreɪmwɜːks/
US /lɪŋkt ˈfreɪmwɜːrks/

Linked frameworks are groups of helpers that work together like a team.

The app uses linked frameworks to share code between its parts.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Software libraries that are connected so they can share functions and data.

The developer added linked frameworks to reuse the networking code.

3. A set of rules or ideas that are tied together to solve a problem.

The school's linked frameworks for reading and writing help students learn faster.

4. Parts of a computer program that are joined so they can work as one.

Linked frameworks let the game and its menu share the same sounds.