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Example: The app responds to user inputs in less than a second commencer à apprendre
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How quickly the application provides the service Example with translation: Aplikacja reaguje na dane użytkownika w mniej niż sekundę;
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Example: The software only requires 100 MB of disk space commencer à apprendre
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How much RAM and disk space is taken by the application Example with translation: Oprogramowanie wymaga tylko 100 MB miejsca na dysku;
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Example: The system uses 50 kbps to stream data commencer à apprendre
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It is a matter of bandwidth and latency Example with translation: System wykorzystuje 50 kbps do przesyłania danych;
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Example: The app only crashes once every 1,000 hours commencer à apprendre
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How often the application stales, freezes, or crashes Example with translation: Aplikacja zawiesza się tylko raz na 1000 godzin;
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Example: The calculator app always outputs 42 for the same calculation commencer à apprendre
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Does the program produce the same result given the same input? Example with translation: Aplikacja kalkulatora zawsze wyświetla wynik 42 dla tego samego obliczenia;
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Example: Version 3.0 can open files from version 2.0 commencer à apprendre
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Can a new version of the application be used with an older version’s data? Example with translation: Wersja 3.0 może otwierać pliki z wersji 2.0;
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Example: The codebase has no unused or repeated functions commencer à apprendre
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Is there any dead code or duplicated code? Example with translation: Kod źródłowy nie zawiera nieużywanych ani powielonych funkcji;
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Example: Debugging takes less than 30 minutes due to clean architecture commencer à apprendre
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How easy it is to debug the code Example with translation: Debugowanie zajmuje mniej niż 30 minut dzięki przejrzystej architekturze;
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Example: The code is well-commented and easy to understand commencer à apprendre
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Also known as readability Example with translation: Kod jest dobrze skomentowany i łatwy do zrozumienia;
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Example: A microservices system running on multiple servers commencer à apprendre
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A software system whose components are located on different computers Example with translation: System mikroserwisów działający na wielu serwerach;
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Example: The program continues to use memory after a process ends commencer à apprendre
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A defect in a computer program that causes it to hold on to more memory than it needs Example with translation: Program nadal wykorzystuje pamięć po zakończeniu procesu;
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Example: A legacy application where all features are tightly coupled commencer à apprendre
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A type of software architecture built as a single, self-contained unit Example with translation: Aplikacja starszego typu, w której wszystkie funkcje są ściśle połączone;
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Example: React, Node. js, MongoDB, and AWS commencer à apprendre
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A set of technologies used to build a software application Example with translation: React, Node. js, MongoDB i AWS;
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Example: A payment service communicating with an order service commencer à apprendre
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A type of software architecture built as small, independent services Example with translation: Usługa płatności komunikująca się z usługą zamówień;
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Example: Visual Studio Code or IntelliJ IDEA commencer à apprendre
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A set of tools for writing, editing, compiling, and debugging software Example with translation: Visual Studio Code lub IntelliJ IDEA;
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Example: A web app with a database on a separate server commencer à apprendre
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A software application distributed across multiple computers Example with translation: Aplikacja internetowa z bazą danych na oddzielnym serwerze;
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Example: Logging into a website commencer à apprendre
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A specific way a user interacts with a software application Example with translation: Logowanie się do strony internetowej;
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Example: The application crashed due to an unknown error commencer à apprendre
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Abnormal end; describes an abnormal termination of a program Example with translation: Aplikacja zakończyła działanie z powodu nieznanego błędu;
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Example: A legacy system with tangled code commencer à apprendre
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A software system that lacks a perceivable architecture Example with translation: System starszego typu z poplątanym kodem;
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Example: Long methods or excessive parameters commencer à apprendre
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A characteristic in source code indicating a deeper problem Example with translation: Długie metody lub nadmiar parametrów;
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Example: A tight-deadline project with unclear goals commencer à apprendre
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A project believed to be destined for failure Example with translation: Projekt z napiętym terminem i niejasnymi celami;
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Example: A standalone inventory system commencer à apprendre
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An application that doesn’t interact with other systems Example with translation: Samodzielny system zarządzania zapasami;
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Example: A team of 5-7 developers commencer à apprendre
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A team small enough to be fed with two pizzas Example with translation: Zespół składający się z 5–7 programistów;
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Example: "We keep our teams lean and agile," Jeff Bezos said commencer à apprendre
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The person who coined the term "two-pizza team" Example with translation: „Utrzymujemy nasze zespoły zwinne i szczupłe” – powiedział Jeff Bezos;
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Example: A team with a bus factor of 1 is risky commencer à apprendre
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The number of team members whose loss could jeopardize a project Example with translation: Zespół z czynnikiem bus 1 jest ryzykowny;
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Example: Explaining a loop’s logic to identify an error commencer à apprendre
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Debugging by explaining code to a rubber duck Example with translation: Wyjaśnianie logiki pętli, aby znaleźć błąd;
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Example: An application with no clear separation of concerns commencer à apprendre
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Unstructured and hard-to-maintain code Example with translation: Aplikacja bez wyraźnego podziału funkcji;
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Example: A messaging app overloaded with games and stickers commencer à apprendre
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Excessive addition of new features Example with translation: Aplikacja do przesyłania wiadomości przeładowana grami i naklejkami;
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Example: Entering incorrect data produces flawed results commencer à apprendre
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Poor input results in poor output Example with translation: Wprowadzenie nieprawidłowych danych prowadzi do błędnych wyników;
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Example: Unmaintained code with outdated dependencies commencer à apprendre
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Deterioration of software quality over time Example with translation: Niezarządzany kod z przestarzałymi zależnościami;
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Example: A company testing its app internally commencer à apprendre
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Using one’s own product internally before release Example with translation: Firma testująca swoją aplikację wewnętrznie;
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Example: A memory error that only occurs intermittently commencer à apprendre
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A bug that disappears during debugging Example with translation: Błąd pamięci, który występuje tylko sporadycznie;
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Example: Cloud storage of unprocessed logs commencer à apprendre
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A pool of raw data without a defined purpose Example with translation: Przechowywanie nieprzetworzonych logów w chmurze;
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Example: A system for financial reporting commencer à apprendre
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A repository for structured, processed data Example with translation: System do raportowania finansowego;
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A storage location of related data used to capture a specific situation; a single-purpose repository of raw transactional data.
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Maintains and houses cleaned data ready for analysis but has a limited scope of visibility, supplying subject-oriented data necessary to support a specific business unit.
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A data visualization tool that can be customized to display specific metrics, data, and KPIs (key performance indicators); typically dynamic and updated in real-time.
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A finite sequence of rigorous instructions, typically used to solve a class of specific problems or perform a computation.
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A collection of data, typically in spreadsheet or CSV format, organized as a table of rows and columns.
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The process of sifting and sorting through data to find patterns and hidden relationships in larger datasets.
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A set of tasks to join, transform, aggregate, and summarize data, including cleaning, enriching, and integration, to convert raw data into deliverable insights.
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A process using a ‘virtual spider’ to move around the Internet, indexing pages of various websites and collecting target datasets relevant to a business.
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The process of retrieving information from any source (not necessarily the web), focused on extracting key data snippets
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A model for delivering computing services (such as servers, storage, databases, networking, software, and analytics) over the internet, allowing users to access resources on demand without managing physical infrastructure.
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A distributed computing paradigm that brings computation and data storage closer to the location where it is needed, reducing latency and improving response times by processing data near the source rather than in a centralized cloud.
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SLA (Service Level Agreement) commencer à apprendre
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A contract between a service provider and a customer that defines the expected level of service, including performance metrics, uptime guarantees, and responsibilities of both parties.
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SaaS (Software as a Service) commencer à apprendre
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A cloud computing model in which software applications are hosted and managed by a provider and accessed by users over the internet, eliminating the need for local installation and maintenance.
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IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service commencer à apprendre
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A cloud computing model that provides virtualized computing resources over the internet, including servers, storage, and networking, allowing businesses to scale IT infrastructure without investing in physical hardware.
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An extension of cloud computing that distributes computing, storage, and networking resources closer to end devices, enabling real-time data processing and reducing reliance on centralized cloud infrastructure.
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