live code
/ˈlaɪv koʊd/ · live code
noun
- The code being written and executed in real-time, often in a collaborative environment. The team worked on the live code, making changes and fixes as they went along.
- The process of writing and executing code in real-time, often in a collaborative environment. The live coding session was a great way to learn from the instructor and other students.
Did you know? The term 'live code' is often associated with the concept of 'pair programming', where two developers work together on a single codebase, with one developer writing the code and the other providing feedback and guidance.