serialize
Release in parts
To serialize is to produce or publish something in sequential parts rather than all at once.
Novels were once commonly serialized in magazines, with new chapters appearing weekly or monthly.
Television shows are serialized when episodes form a continuous narrative rather than standalone stories.
In computing, to serialize is to convert data into a format that can be stored or transmitted and later reconstructed—turning complex structures into a sequence of bytes.
Consisting of two parts
- pickleVinegar-preserved vegetable
- protobufBinary serialization format
- marshallingOrganizing into proper order
- encodingConverting data to format
Periodic partial payment
- episodeSerialized content unit
- chapterDivision of a book
- partPiece of whole
- continuationAct of proceeding further
cliffhanger · syndication · periodical · weekly · monthly · ongoing · sequel · segment
Methodical arrangement or request
- queueOrdered waiting line
- linearizeMake into a line
- chainLinked segments forming length
- sequentialOccurring in succession
succession · batch · pipeline · thread-safe · synchronous · asynchronous · concurrent · lock
binary
Consisting of two parts
- pickleVinegar-preserved vegetable
- protobufBinary serialization format
- marshallingOrganizing into proper order
encoding · parsing · schema · payload · format · base64 · decode
installment
Periodic partial payment
continuation · cliffhanger · syndication · periodical · weekly · monthly · ongoing · sequel · segment · volume
order
Methodical arrangement or request
sequential · succession · batch · pipeline · thread-safe · synchronous · asynchronous · concurrent · lock · atomic
persist
Continue firmly onward
- saveProtect from loss
- checkpointInspection station on route
- snapshotInformal photograph taken quickly
backup · cache · database · file · disk · archive · restore · retrieve · state · session
- computing verbsrun, execute, process, compute, calculate
- encodingcipher, UTF-8, encryption, binary, ASCII
- serializationmarshal, marshalling, serializer, encode, decode
- string functionsreplace, substring, concatenate, trim, strip
- editorial actionsedit, revise, proofread, publish, review
- media verbsbroadcast, publish, air, stream, record
serializedecode
Convert from cipher
parse · hydrate · reconstitute · inflate · restore
- serialized fictionStory released incrementally
- serialized novelFiction issued in installments
- serialized storiesFiction published in successive parts
- serialized dramaNarrative released in episodes
- serialized storytellingNarrative published in installments
- serialized storyTale released incrementally
serialized, serialised, serialization, serialise, serializing, serializes, serialisation, serialising