rammebaserte

Rammebaserte (frame-based) is a Norwegian adjective describing methods, systems, or designs that are based on a frame or framework. It denotes organization around predefined frames, schemas, or templates, and is used to express that the frame provides structure, context, and constraints for interpretation and interaction.

Originating from the noun ramme (frame) and basert (based), the concept is used across disciplines, often as a translation of the English term frame-based. In practice, rammebaserte approaches emphasize standardization, modularity, and the reuse of common patterns defined by the frame.

In linguistics, rammebasert can refer to frame semantics, where word meaning is understood from situational frames such as possession, commerce, or communication. In software engineering, rammebasert design or development refers to building around a software framework, with components wired to a set of interfaces and conventions. In construction, rammebasert bygging describes frame-based or skeleton-frame structures where the frame supports loads and the external walls or panels are secondary elements.

Advantages include clarity of structure, easier maintenance, and reusability of components. Limitations can include reduced flexibility and a higher upfront investment in defining the frames and interfaces. The suitability of rammebaserte methods depends on the problem domain and the required balance between standardization and adaptability.

See also: rammeverk, frame semantics, framework-based design.