kehysperusteiset

The term "kehysperusteiset" is a Finnish word that translates to "framework-based" or "based on a framework" in English. It is used in various contexts, most commonly in technology and software development, to describe systems, methodologies, or approaches that are built upon or rely on a pre-existing structure or set of rules.

In software engineering, "kehysperusteiset" often refers to using software frameworks. These are reusable sets of code, libraries, and tools that provide a foundation for building applications. Developers can leverage these frameworks to speed up development, ensure consistency, and adhere to best practices. Examples include web frameworks like React or Angular, or backend frameworks like Django or Ruby on Rails.

Beyond software, the concept can apply to project management, where a "kehysperusteinen" approach might involve following a specific project management framework such as Agile or Waterfall. In education, it could describe curriculum development that is structured around a particular pedagogical framework. The core idea remains consistent: a defined structure or system that guides and supports the creation or implementation of something. The specific meaning of "kehysperusteiset" is therefore highly dependent on the context in which it is used.