open-sourcebase

noun
UK /ˈəʊpən sɔːs beɪs/
US /ˈoʊpən sɔːrs beɪs/

A place where people share computer code that anyone can use and change for free.

The team built their new app on an open-sourcebase so other developers could help improve it.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The collection of freely available code that a project is built upon.

The open-sourcebase of the tool includes thousands of community-made plugins.

3. A starting point of shared, modifiable code for building new software.

New programmers often learn by studying an open-sourcebase before writing their own.

4. A community-run store of code that anyone can download and improve.

She found a helpful library in the open-sourcebase and fixed a small bug in it.