LOGOTHECA

LOGOTHECA · Volume 1 · Edition 2

Technology & startup terms,
explained.

Five hundred and fifty-two essential terms for understanding how modern technology organisations build, ship, host, fund, sell and grow—translated into practical English.

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552Terms
27Categories
65Then → Now pairs
8Double meanings

Edition 2 book

LOGOTHECA:
Tech & Startups

500+ Essential Terms Explained

A plain-English map of modern technology for founders, developers, product teams, investors, sales teams, career changers and non-technical leaders.

552 A–Z entries 27 categories 500+ essential terms Edition 2 in preparation

By Joffrey Bogemans, written from a practical builder’s perspective.

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LOGOTHECA · Edition 2 · 500+ Essential Terms Explained

Inside the book

A reference made
to be used.

Every entry combines a practical definition, reader-friendly pronunciation, category context and carefully reviewed links to related terms.

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Technology has a language of its own. This book makes it understandable.

Edition 2 is in preparation. The original Edition 1 remains available as a Kindle ebook and a 6 × 9 inch paperback from Amazon UK.

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Daily field note

Word or acronym
of the day

One glossary entry, opened up with more context: where the language came from, how people use it and why it matters.

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Start here

Four cornerstones

Almost everything else in the glossary builds on these.

Part one

The glossary

From version control to contracts, with every definition written in everyday English.

Maturity

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Part two

Then → Now

A translation table for anyone who built software before the mid-2000s. It separates genuine change from a simple change of name.

Mind the context

Same word, two meanings

Eight words that routinely make technical and commercial teams talk past each other.