Web Development

Web development refers to building, creating, and an maintaining websites. It includes aspects such as web design, web publishing, web programming, and database management.

Web development includes many types of web content creation. Some examples include hand coding web pages in a text editor, building a website in a program like Dreamweaver, and updating a blog via a blogging website. In recent years, content management systems like WordPress, Drupal, and Joomla have also become popular means of web development. These tools make it easy for anyone to create and edit their own website using a web-based interface.

by amazing7studios January 28, 2019

Kamikaze Developer

A developer whose changes once pushed to production makes sure it crashes for the first iteration.

Danish is a kamikaze developer because every new feature pushed to production breaks the app.

by BinaryBeast February 12, 2025

This study was developed to analyze the educational challenges and achievements experienced by a deaf family.

This study was developed to analyze the educational challenges and achievements experienced by a deaf family.

This study was developed to analyze the educational challenges and achievements experienced by a deaf family.

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Developer drug

because developers add crazy stuff to their games and you wonder whyy and what kind of drug they were on when adding this.

They added an enemy that is litterally just a nose... Must be the developer drug again..

by EuropeanImmigrant January 31, 2024

Full-Stack Developer

A person who is depressed and suicidal.

Me: Finally, I am a Full-Stack Developer
Friend: You mean depressed and suicidal?
Me: Well, yeah.

by hexsk January 10, 2025

Super-Developed

To be more developed in the womb then a normal person

"Your underdeveloped"
"No I'm Super-Developed

by Brotonio September 16, 2023

serial developer

A person who is continually developing, selling and moving to a new 'home' as often as the tax laws allow them. Superficial neighbour with no real interest in community who uses their home as a way to climb the social ladder and/or make money. For example, may sell and move house every 13 months, if the law requires them to stay over 12 months to avoid paying a tax on the profit from its sale.

Partner1: I met the new neighbours today at the old place over the road...

Partner2: Yeah, we talked on the weekend - if they do to what they did to their last place they won't stay - they are just bloody serial developers.

by barns December 13, 2008