explorative

Dynamic, explorative programming that can be hardened to stricter typing regimes once a design stabilizes.

Many come from backgrounds far removed from the explorative, geek & techie culture and just aren't as interested in those aspects.

You have access to your explorative analytical workspace from anywhere and it's state is persistent.

Ada is not made for explorative hacking or intellectual workouts but for reliable implementation.

I think dynamic typing is better for explorative programming, for getting something working quickly, and then you iterate.

It is also a great tool for explorative data analysis.

Ask yourself are you in the explorative stage?

But I prefer games that are more explorative and adventourus, like RPGs.

Conclusions In this small, explorative study, we found focal disruption of cortical laminar architecture in the cortexes of a majority of young children with autism.

It could also be that Spring works better with the waterfall model whereas Django or RoR are better suited for explorative programming and that fits the respective spheres better.

Also, never be afraid of making mistakes, coding is an explorative process and the most valuable thing you can do is to do a mistake and realize it, because that also often means the solution presents itself clearly.

I use it for prototyping, analyzing data, and explorative research.

It makes any "explorative programming" extremely painful.

But once you've moved a society out of that state, education needs to be much less of a "life support" type system, and become more of a individualised therapy / explorative / personal journey.

The problem is the stricter enforcement, which I explain near the end "A dynamic language": explorative programming, where you are still figuring out what exactly to do, has become much more onerous, widening the gap between Objective-C and other dynamic languages such as Ruby or Python.

I would say that this is the rule, rather than the exception, in software, and the fact that languages designed for "explorative hacking or intellectual workouts" eventually make it into production is simply a matter of inexperienced, though bright, developers prioritizing initial development cost over maintenance cost (which makes sense in startups, but those are a tiny minority of the industry).