playground

I wanted explanations of terminology such as playground -- sounds good, but in what sense do we have a metaphor of a real playground?

Thus Python3 is looking more and more like a playground or experimental branch as time goes on.

But when you see ppl admiring the interactive playground: this is the Transcript windows available on Smalltalk 20-30 years ago!

Having a single super power that acts as playground bully seems to leave the world in a pretty stable state.

Internet2 is essentially a playground to research and demonstrate ways to improve the internet.

You can use it like codepen (a code playground) to write the pages of your book, and publish it like a blog.

I can't wait to tell my kids that I got beat up on the playground before it was cool!

Seriously, you trying to get those kid beat up on the playground?

Cause that is how kids get beat up on the playground.

That's childish playground behavior, not an attitude befit a public servant.

They get to set the rules for communication in their playground.

It's like giant mcdonalds playground equipment with furnishing and lights.

"Live coding playground" is clear enough, apparently from "another" there is a prerequisite of earlier examples?

And, really, there should be something like: "The software AudioKit permits finely grained interactive usage with what we call the AudioKit live coding Playground, and we will demonstrate that here." Okay, that's good.