interactively

Perhaps the right approach would be to still use constraints to describe the layout, but to infer those constraints from examples provided interactively by the designer.

It basically allows you to run arbitrary snippets of code and interactively work with your data (code, visualize repeat).

By interactively connecting simple components, the user constructs a complete graphics application that matches the needs of a task.

On block-based systems you can't run some categories of analytical queries interactively, they always end up being too slow.

Also, NoScript requires a lot (relatively speaking, of course) of interactively applied knowledge about web technologies.

On the iPhone, Photos and Calendar zoom as you progress through the levels of hierarchy (though you can't zoom interactively).

Forth programs are often designed bottom-up and interactively, so you make things move and blink and sense and then compose those functions into more complex ones, interactively playing and testing all the while.

Just think of interactively inspecting and modifying a running application after it is shipped.

In general if you are managing a larger number of servers, it's not practical to MFA to each one individually / interactively.

Observational studies in developmental psychology--which didn't exist in Poincare's day, much less Kant's--tell us that our notions of space are developed interactively, not observationally.

You can use bc interactively just fine, no needing to pipe anything.

You wouldn't want to examine your git commits interactively (assuming that means the ability to change them in place) well, if you did, git has --amend, but no such thing exists in Docker.

It is not quite as easy or quite as reliable as it with merges, but generally "branches" come in as recognizable chunks of commits, and you can either revert them with a range, or interactively rebase them out of existence, depending on your goals.