Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

backward compatibility

Ukrainian translation:

зворотня сумісність

Dec 29, 2009 17:38
14 yrs ago
English term

backward compatibility

GBK English to Ukrainian Tech/Engineering Internet, e-Commerce
Definition from Andrew Quilley:
The ability of new technology to work with older technology. For example, a new version of an application may use a different file format. If it is backward compatible, it will still be able to open files created with the previous version.
Example sentences:
As a developer, you need to be aware of backward compatibility issues on older devices—do you want to allow your application to run on all devices, or just those running newer software? (Google Inc.)
Preserving backward compatibility often requires that you drag historical baggage along, and in interpreted languages like PHP, this comes at a significant performance cost. (Dries Buytaert)
Developers and clients who strive for backward compatibility inevitably choose a "baseline browser" (say, Netscape 3) beyond which they will make no effort. (Digital Web Magazine)
Proposed translations (Ukrainian)
4 +2 зворотня сумісність
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Proposed translations

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зворотня сумісність

Definition from own experience or research:
Можливість виконання програм, написаних для більш ранніх версій операційної системи. Або можливість працювати з файлами створеними для більш ранніх версій програми.
Example sentences:
У usb зворотня сумісність: пристрої із USB 2.0 не завжди працюватимуть на порті із USB 1.1, пристрої із USB 1.1 завжди працюватимуть на порті із USB 2.0 (Linux.org.ua)
Peer comment(s):

agree Nadiia and Vatslav Yehurnovy : або ж "зворотнА"
42 mins
agree Ol_Besh
9 days
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