Code Sprint
Noun · Hacker Culture
Definitions
A short intensive period focused on making rapid coding progress, often with a narrow goal or event deadline. Code sprints are common in open source, internal tooling pushes, and hack-style collaboration.
In plain English: A short, intense push to get a lot of coding done quickly.
Example: "The docs generator was born during a weekend code sprint where three teams finally had the same pain point in front of them at the same time."