slowcoding

noun
UK /ˈsləʊˌkəʊdɪŋ/
US /ˈsloʊˌkoʊdɪŋ/

Slowcoding is writing computer code slowly and carefully so you make fewer mistakes.

Our teacher taught us slowcoding so we could fix bugs before they got too big.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A learning method where beginners write code at a slow pace to understand each line.

In the slowcoding workshop, we spent an hour on just ten lines of Python.

3. A software development style that favors clarity and readability over speed.

The team adopted slowcoding to keep their codebase easy for new developers to read.

4. A relaxing hobby of writing small programs without deadlines or pressure.

On weekends, she enjoys slowcoding little games just for fun.

5. A protest tactic where programmers intentionally work slowly to highlight unfair working conditions.

The engineers announced a day of slowcoding to demand better pay.