serialisation
Publishing in installments
Serialisation is the British spelling of serialization.
It refers to converting data or objects into a format that can be stored or transmitted and later reconstructed—essential in computing for saving program states or sending information between systems.
It also means publishing or broadcasting something in sequential instalments: The serialisation of the novel ran for twelve weeks.
Organizing into proper order
- binaryConsisting of two parts
- pickleVinegar-preserved vegetable
- encodeConvert to cipher
- decodeConvert from cipher
protobuf · stream · schema · payload · parsing · base64 · thrift
Periodic partial payment
- episodeSerialized content unit
- chapterDivision of a book
- periodicalRecurring printed publication
- magazineBound periodical with articles
syndication · cliffhanger · continuation · weekly · monthly · broadcast · miniseries · soap-opera
marshalling
Organizing into proper order
decode · protobuf · stream · schema · payload · parsing · base64 · thrift
installment
Periodic partial payment
- episodeSerialized content unit
- chapterDivision of a book
- periodicalRecurring printed publication
magazine · syndication · cliffhanger · continuation · weekly · monthly · broadcast · miniseries · soap-opera
serialisationomnibus edition
Multiple works, one volume
binge release · all at once · immediate release · collected edition · complete edition
serialisationparallelization
Distributing work across cores
parallel processing · concurrency · multithreading · batch processing