Acronym Glossary

This page lists all acronyms used throughout this blog with their full forms, descriptions, and links to learn more. When you encounter an acronym in an article without a direct link, you can find its definition here.

AI

Artificial Intelligence

API

Application Programming Interface

AST

Abstract Syntax Tree

CD

Continuous Deployment

CI

Continuous Integration

CLI

Command Line Interface

CSS

Cascading Style Sheets

DOM

Document Object Model

ESLint

ECMAScript Linting Utility

ESM

ECMAScript Modules

Git

Global Information Tracker

HTML

HyperText Markup Language

HTTP

HyperText Transfer Protocol

HTTPS

HyperText Transfer Protocol Secure

IDE

Integrated Development Environment

JSON

JavaScript Object Notation

JSX

JavaScript XML

LLM

Large Language Model

MCP

Model Context Protocol

MDX

Markdown with JSX

MFA

Multi-Factor Authentication

MoE

Mixture of Experts

MPA

Multi-Page Application

NPM

Node Package Manager

OCR

Optical Character Recognition

PWA

Progressive Web App

React

React (JavaScript Library)

REST

Representational State Transfer

RSS

Really Simple Syndication

RTK

Redux Toolkit

SEO

Search Engine Optimization

SPA

Single Page Application

SQL

Structured Query Language

SSE

Server-Sent Events

SSG

Static Site Generation

SSR

Server-Side Rendering

SVG

Scalable Vector Graphics

SWE-bench

Software Engineering Benchmark

TS

TypeScript

UI

User Interface

URL

Uniform Resource Locator

UX

User Experience

VCS

Version Control System

WCAG

Web Content Accessibility Guidelines

WebSocket

WebSocket Protocol

WYSIWYG

What You See Is What You Get

XML

eXtensible Markup Language

YAML

YAML Ain't Markup Language

Usage Guidelines

Acronyms in articles should link to their definition on first use, or reference this glossary via footnote.
Common acronyms like HTML, CSS, JS, API may be used without links on subsequent mentions.
This glossary is automatically validated during build to ensure all known acronyms have references.