Related glossary terms
Glue Code
Glue code refers to small bits of code written to connect different software components, libraries, systems, or APIs that were not originally designed to work together. It's not responsible for the core functionality but rather for bridging gaps, handling conversions, adapting interfaces, or orchestrating data flow between parts of a system. Glue code is common in scripting, automation, and integrating legacy systems or third-party libraries.
Shared tags: back-end
Server
A computer that’s always on, ready to respond to requests from other computers (a.k.a. clients).
Shared tags: back-end