Bro code

An unofficial set of laws governing how the people of the world should treat one another.

Some people here are making up laws of brocode, but really there are no official laws. There is no correct way to spell bro-code. It's meant to be used as a term to describe common decency among bros.

Bro code: help a brother out

Always follow the brocode

Come on, do me a favor, remember brocode.

by EvilSteak March 11, 2013

code 55

a secretive way of saying "that's what she said" after a particularly apropot statement is uttered by one of your friends, without your female friends, also present, don't get pissed at your male chauvanism

(Friend remarking about your car's backseat) Why is it so small?
(You) Code 55

(Friend you're waiting for) I'm coming!
(You) Code 55

by ScottS May 10, 2006

Code Eugene

A national emergency when a Eugene is on the loose and trying to shoot up a place and/or find a female target. If this happens, all females in the area should evacuate safe and sound.

News: "Code Eugene, I repeat, Code Eugene. Stay in your homes and do not interfere with this individual as law enforcement is on it way. This is not a drill, Code Eugene."

by 6969boss6969butt April 27, 2020

code golf

Code-golf is a competition to solve a particular programming problem in the fewest bytes of source code.

Let's play some code golf!

by GoodProgrammer December 21, 2021

artisanal code

Computer code that was made entirely by hand with no assistance from AI, or other automated means.

No, I won't use ChatGPT. I actually enjoy writing artisanal code

by StratusFearMe21 March 7, 2023

code debt

Code debt refers to the code clutter and required system maintenance accumulated over time during software development, especially when done in haste. The time required to clean up clutter and perform maintenance accrues as the development progresses, like interest on a regular debt, and must be paid down at some point to keep the project healthy.

We've been developing this open source project for a year, but with all the TODOs and commented out code, we probably have another years worth work to pay down the code debt!

by TheGremlyn May 28, 2011

Coding Interface

Some people who came to make a bot. Then a person was like "Wha Hey! Why not make a channel" and the other two agreed and followed. Then Bam we made our channel after 5 months in or something like that. Went through hard times on discord, some left, some joined. But in the end result, we knew our true path. To not give up. We started posting videos again, surprisingly.

"Hey know that cool channel, {Coding Interface}?"
"Of course that is where I learn to code!"

by Zyphen August 17, 2018