winging

But you should be confident that there are errors, rather than just winging it for the occasional payoff.

He made so many grammatical errors it was like he was winging it, and when he tries to seem hip it's cringeworthy.

Even then 'just' programming a website, winging full stack or doing anything worthwile you can get by without knowledge, but it sure helps...

Do these guys have legal advisers, or are they just winging it?

Previously with GruntJS + Coffeescript approach I'd get small file size, but complete lack of safety; just winging it with `routes.user.maybeNotExist(id)`.

I find it really nice, because I can focus on implementing things, not designing, envisioning, or winging things.

If these things are put in place it will also show incoming people that these are items someone has thought about and you aren't just winging it.

As a total aside, winging it can be great.

Many projects crucially depend on someone having that deep understanding, and their success proves that at least one person (and probably a lot more) aren't winging it.

I think these things are made in spite of people winging it.

Everyone is totally winging it all the time.

Just winging it, for example, using a conscious stream of thought to explain all the details of a proposed plan is difficult for both the speaker and the listener.

Estimation and delays, developer performance, load failures; all kinds of complex systems that exhibit variation that people are usually "winging it" to understand.

Are we really accumulating knowledge in this "Science" or are we winging it as we go along?

While I would like to say we arent "winging" it in terms of marketing the application, to be honest we are.

If the New York City skyline is "just winging it", then it should no longer be reassuring to tell someone that "lol don worry we're winging it too".