The common definition of 'code drop' is to deploy new or updated application code. Stems from the usage of "drop boxes" to deposit said code onto, from which an automated system or an engineer deploys the code in some useful or not so useful manner. "Code drop" can refer to the placement of code for a deployment, or it can refer to the actual process of deploying the code, also called a code deployment.
coworker 1: "What's a code drop?"
coworker 2: "Shit man, google yo!"
<1 minute later>
coworker 2: "Crap, there's no easily accessible definition on the web, I'll urbandictionary it."
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coworker 1: Hey, can you take this code drop?
coworker 2: No way man, that application is always broken. I'm not sticking my hand into that hole.
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coworker 2: What are all these <application name> alerts coming from??? Who broke <application name>???!
coworker 1: Shit, it must have been bad code in that code drop I just deployed!
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coworker 1: Shit, it must have been my code drop!
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coworker 1: Fuck, we're all dead! That was the reactor core regulator code!
coworker 2: "Shit man, google yo!"
<1 minute later>
coworker 2: "Crap, there's no easily accessible definition on the web, I'll urbandictionary it."
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coworker 1: Hey, can you take this code drop?
coworker 2: No way man, that application is always broken. I'm not sticking my hand into that hole.
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coworker 2: What are all these <application name> alerts coming from??? Who broke <application name>???!
coworker 1: Shit, it must have been bad code in that code drop I just deployed!
-or-
coworker 1: Shit, it must have been my code drop!
-or-
coworker 1: Fuck, we're all dead! That was the reactor core regulator code!
by we suck less October 24, 2008
Programming (coding) with such proficiency and efficiency that the code almost writes itself. The code flows from your fingers like your first language. From a distance with music playing it may appear as if you are playing a piano.
by Ronique Wright June 25, 2016
When you write a bunch of code in a scripting language such as PHP without checking periodically to make sure it works.
by sweebz September 08, 2010
Coding a program or trying to fix a bug by using all combinations from a finite amount of options instead of thinking through the solution.
Person A: I have a bug in my code. I don't get it I have VarA, VarB
Person B: One of them should be negative.
Person A: Okay, I'll debug it.
Person B: just cat code it, run it with negative VarA and again with negative VarB till you get the right answer. Cat coding is faster.
Person B: One of them should be negative.
Person A: Okay, I'll debug it.
Person B: just cat code it, run it with negative VarA and again with negative VarB till you get the right answer. Cat coding is faster.
by CatCoder November 21, 2013
-The female equivalent of the "bro code".
-a code of conduct that outlines the rules and etiquette when concerning a love significant other or crush female friends should adhere to.
-a code of conduct that outlines the rules and etiquette when concerning a love significant other or crush female friends should adhere to.
by Joshuan Fisher July 07, 2012
A young female Computer Science/Software Engineer major who is quick to make friends and be kinda flirty with the guys in programming class. She uses the scarce female pool of the STEM field to her advantage and upon establishing "friendship" she will ask her guy friends to send their completed programming assignments to her.
She may or may not change a few lines of code and variables here and there before handing it in.
She always has a boyfriend that isn't in any of her classes. Most likely a Chad, but not always. Sometimes a doorMatt.
She may or may not change a few lines of code and variables here and there before handing it in.
She always has a boyfriend that isn't in any of her classes. Most likely a Chad, but not always. Sometimes a doorMatt.
Guy #1: See that girl from class?
Guy #2: Yea.
Guy #1: She asked me to send her my code and I told her to fuck off.
Guy #2: She must be a code baby.
Guy #2: Yea.
Guy #1: She asked me to send her my code and I told her to fuck off.
Guy #2: She must be a code baby.
by j0k3r-k1d March 17, 2018
(verb) to use 4011 at a self-service checkout machine to weigh out more expensive items at the going rate of bananas (typically $0.59/lb in 2013, future readers must adjust accordingly for inflation)
(noun) the PLU (product look-up) code for bananas; (noun) the number 4011 that a shopper must use to weigh bananas in the self-service checkout aisle
(noun) the PLU (product look-up) code for bananas; (noun) the number 4011 that a shopper must use to weigh bananas in the self-service checkout aisle
**At Walmart using self-service checkout machine**
Max: Fuck, this beef jerky is pricey!
Tim: Just banana code it.
Max: Just huh?
Tim: Give it here.
**Frustrated, Tim grabs the beef jerky, places it on the scanner, clicks produce, types in 4011, then throws it in the bag**
Max: What the?!
Tim: You've honestly never banana coded? Were you born yesterday?
Max: So my jerky is only 33 cents?!
Tim: (unimpressed) Yeah.
Max: Fuck, this beef jerky is pricey!
Tim: Just banana code it.
Max: Just huh?
Tim: Give it here.
**Frustrated, Tim grabs the beef jerky, places it on the scanner, clicks produce, types in 4011, then throws it in the bag**
Max: What the?!
Tim: You've honestly never banana coded? Were you born yesterday?
Max: So my jerky is only 33 cents?!
Tim: (unimpressed) Yeah.
by Maxwell Dope November 13, 2013