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I'd say the definition is whatever definition the team you work in uses. For example for me at work, seeding = automatic database setup for a test system with e

• dotancohen 6y ago
  > I'd say the definition is whatever definition > the team you work in uses. No, the definition of industry terms is the way they would be understood by other people in the industry. Seeding is understood to be critical data such as area code lists and timezone information. > For example for me at work, seeding = automatic > database setup for a test system with example data You're not wrong. Seeding _is_ automatic database setup, just not only for test systems.
  • cerebellum42 6y ago
    >No, the definition of industry terms is the way they would be understood by other people in the industry. Seeding is understood to be critical data such as area code lists and timezone information. That's kind of the point. Ask three different people in the industry, get three slightly different definitions, unless they work in the same team.