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Maîtrise l'IT & Tech English.Master IT & Tech English.
Lecture, écoute, écriture professionnelle et révision du vocabulaire — sept façons de progresser, gratuites et illimitées.
Reading, listening, professional writing and vocabulary review — seven ways to progress, free and unlimited.
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Sept façons de progresser.
LectureReading
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Dictionnaire terminologiqueTerminology dictionary
20 termes essentiels, avec définition et exemple.
Bug
An error or flaw in software that causes unexpected behaviour.
"The team fixed a critical bug before the release."
Deploy
To release software or updates to a live environment.
"We deploy new features every Friday."
Backend
The server-side part of an application, handling logic and data.
"The backend team is rewriting the API."
Frontend
The client-side part of an application that users interact with.
"The frontend needs a redesign for mobile users."
API
A set of rules allowing different software systems to communicate.
"We integrated a payment API into the checkout page."
Repository
A storage location for code, often version-controlled.
"Push your changes to the shared repository."
Patch
A small software update that fixes bugs or vulnerabilities.
"A security patch was released overnight."
Firewall
A system that monitors and controls network traffic for security.
"The firewall blocked the suspicious connection."
Encryption
The process of converting data into a coded form to prevent unauthorised access.
"All customer data is protected with end-to-end encryption."
Latency
The delay between a request and a response in a system.
"High latency is affecting the video call quality."
Scalability
The ability of a system to handle increasing amounts of work.
"The architecture was redesigned for better scalability."
Downtime
A period when a system or service is unavailable.
"Scheduled downtime is planned for maintenance tonight."
Rollback
Reverting a system to a previous stable state.
"We performed a rollback after the update caused errors."
Sprint
A fixed period of time in Agile development dedicated to specific tasks.
"We'll finish this feature by the end of the sprint."
Legacy system
An old system still in use, often difficult to maintain.
"Migrating away from the legacy system took two years."
Cloud computing
Delivering computing services over the internet rather than local servers.
"We moved our infrastructure to cloud computing last year."
Vulnerability
A weakness in a system that could be exploited.
"The audit revealed a critical vulnerability in the login page."
Middleware
Software that connects different applications or components.
"The middleware handles authentication between services."
Load balancing
Distributing network traffic across multiple servers.
"Load balancing prevents any single server from being overwhelmed."
Version control
A system for tracking changes to code over time.
"Git is the most widely used version control system."
Use this, not thisUse this, not this
Des formulations plus professionnelles pour remplacer les tournures trop directes ou familières.
It's broken.
→ It's throwing an error / not functioning as expected.
More precise and professional in a bug report.
Make it fast.
→ Optimise it for performance.
Standard technical phrasing for speed improvements.
I don't know why it crashed.
→ I haven't yet identified the root cause of the crash.
Shows investigation is in progress, more professional.
Fix it now.
→ Please prioritise this fix.
More collaborative tone for team communication.
The server is down.
→ The service is currently experiencing an outage.
Standard incident-report language.
It works on my machine.
→ The issue may be environment-specific; let's check the configuration.
Constructive, avoids dismissive tone.
Just push it live.
→ Let's deploy it after final testing.
Reflects proper release process.
The code is messy.
→ The code could benefit from refactoring.
Constructive framing for code review.
Nobody tested this.
→ This hasn't been covered by our test suite yet.
Focuses on process gap, not blame.
It's a security risk.
→ This introduces a vulnerability that should be addressed.
Precise technical terminology.
Change the password.
→ Rotate the credentials.
Standard security terminology.
The system is slow.
→ We're seeing increased latency under load.
Specific and measurable description.
Undo the update.
→ Roll back to the previous version.
Correct technical term for reverting.
We need more servers.
→ We should scale the infrastructure horizontally.
Precise technical solution framing.
The old system is bad.
→ The legacy system has maintenance limitations.
Professional, constructive phrasing.
Exercice : complète la phraseExercise: complete the sentence
Choisis le mot qui convient le mieux dans chaque phrase.