shared-codeos

noun
UK /ʃeəd ˈkəʊdiəʊz/
US /ʃerd ˈkoʊdioʊz/

A shared-codeo is a little set of computer instructions that many people use and work on together.

Our class made shared-codeos so everyone could help build the same game.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A collection of code that a group keeps in one place so everyone can use it.

The club stored its shared-codeos in a folder anyone could open.

3. Code that two or more apps use at the same time.

Both apps run on the same shared-codeos, so they look alike.

4. A way for people to write and fix computer instructions as a team.

With shared-codeos, fixing a bug is a group job.