Sentence examples for a coding environment from inspiring English sources

Today, LongJump strikes back at Force.com by adding a coding environment to its own suite of developer tools.

We used something called App Inventor, a coding environment developed by Google and MIT, that makes it easy to build this type of stuff without fancy hardware requirements.

Behind the scenes, it'll be able to connect to services that offer APIs, so applications built on Eve will be able to integrate with things like Facebook, Twitter, or Google Maps like an application built in a "real" coding environment.

In addition, DNA's four-letter nucleotide code offers a suitable coding environment that can be leveraged like the binary digital code used by computers and other electronic devices to represent any letter, digit, or other character.

"And one of the efforts we're looking into is having a shared coding environment: not only for teacher / student, but for three or four kids together to be coding in real-time in the same development environment – "How about we add this and add that?" – and then getting those devices to interact with each other after the fact".

Devunity – It's a collaborative coding environment, don't have to download anything done online using cloud services.

"Making an entertaining game alongside offering an intensive coding environment for kids and making strong video content was/is a real challenge," admits co-founder and CEO Ross Targett.

The biggest challenge for her was how to figure out how to create an intuitive coding environment for users who have never coded before.

In addition to the built-in work flow, developers can create custom work flow either using a point-and-click interface in SharePoint Designer 2010, or a more traditional coding environment in Visual Studio 2010 Workflow Designer.

Kano is not just repackaging Pi hardware but building its own software on an operating system, Kano OS — built on top of Debian Linux (using the Debian Wheezy distro) — and a Scratch-esque visual coding environment called Kano Blocks.

Kano is not just repackaging Pi hardware; it's also building its own software to go with it, including an operating system, Kano OS — built on top of Debian Linux (using the Debian Wheezy distro) — and a Scratch-esque visual coding environment called Kano Blocks that will let the user plug and play with graphical blocks to pull together lines of code.