What's new
What's new on Software Dictionary
New features and new pages as they go live, newest first. Small fixes aren't listed; corrections to a page are listed at the end of that page.
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A quiz and a certificate for every learning path
Score 80% or more on a path's quiz to earn a certificate with your name, drawn in your browser, to download or add to LinkedIn.
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/define in Slack and Discord
Type /define and a term in a chat, and the plain-English definition appears in the conversation, in English or Turkish.
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A browser extension for Chrome, Edge and Firefox
The term linker as an extension: software terms on the sites you read get a link and a short definition on hover.
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An English–Turkish dictionary
Every term's English name beside its Turkish ones, how to say it, and which word Turkish developers actually use.
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Interview questions, with a practice mode
Questions by topic with answers folded away, and a practice round that asks one at a time and remembers the ones you know.
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The term linker, a WordPress plugin and a daily quiz for your site
One line of script links the software terms in your articles to their definitions; WordPress sites can use the plugin, and any site can embed the question of the day.
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Share your quiz score
At the end of a round, share your score as a link whose preview card shows it.
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Sources on 261 pages, and 40 more diagrams
Pages now cite the specification, documentation or paper behind the term, and 40 more terms have a picture.
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16 more comparisons and a JavaScript ecosystem path
More X vs Y pages, linked from the comparisons around them, and a learning path through the JavaScript tools.
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50 new terms
Fifty more terms in both languages, each with its sources and links from the pages it relates to.
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An editorial policy, and each page's history
How pages are written, sourced and checked, and a record at the end of each page of the changes that altered what it says.
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Four new learning paths
Routes through the terms, in order, for four more topics.
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Learning paths drawn as routes
Each path is drawn as a route with its stops, and you can see how far along it you are.
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RSS feeds and a copy for AI assistants
An RSS feed of new and updated pages in each language, and a Markdown copy of every term and comparison for AI tools to read.
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