Code Platform

Definitions

1. A platform used to host, manage, search, review, or automate around source code, or a broader internal platform that standardizes how code is built and delivered. The exact meaning depends on context, but it generally refers to the infrastructure that surrounds the code, not just the code itself.

   In plain English: A platform that helps teams host, manage, or build code.

   Example: "The internal code platform unified repositories, CI hooks, dependency policies, and release metadata so teams no longer had to stitch those pieces together manually."

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