Blokkbaserte
Blokkbaserte is a Norwegian adjective meaning 'block-based', used to describe systems, designs, or approaches that are organized around discrete, reusable blocks. The term is formed from blokk, meaning 'block', and basert, meaning 'based'. It appears across technical and design discourse in Norwegian, without referring to a single formal standard, but rather to a common pattern of modularity and composability.
Core characteristics of blokkbaserte systems include modularity, standardization of interfaces between blocks, and the ability to
Contexts and examples: In computing, blokkbaserte storage or file systems divide data into fixed-size blocks, while
Advantages and caveats: Benefits include flexibility, reuse of components, and streamlined development. Drawbacks may involve block
See also: Modular design, Block-based storage, Modular programming, Block (architecture).