Sentence examples for more traditional coding from inspiring English sources

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.

In some ways, the company competes with CodeFights and, of course, more traditional code learning websites, such as Treehouse and Code School.

In addition to the year-long program, Galvanize will continue to offer its six-month long gSchool tracks at its older campuses in Boulder and Denver in Colorado, offering a more "traditional" code school experience.

Its techniques included more traditional code-breaking as well as the aforementioned hacking and weakening efforts.

In other words, spike phase provided additional rather than redundant information to more traditional codes.

Rumi continued his theological education in Syria, where he studied the more traditional legal codes of Sunni Islam, and later returned to Konya as a seminary teacher.

Experience made it apparent that – beyond the more traditional reuse of code – especially high-level reuse of architecture and design (as in the case of design patterns or frameworks) has the potential of achieving more systematic and widespread reuse.

In many cases, more traditional approaches of program verification (code review, double programming, etc).

An increasing number of roles, such as UX designer or product manager, demand creative or coding skills alongside more traditional business skills.

All this gear was used to turn the band and the audience watching them into 3D silhouettes for a live musical performance that mixes the digital innovations explored by the creative coding community with more traditional filming techniques and animation.

One of them is Quip [ 29], which uses higher-order modelling [ 12] with arithmetic coding in its more "traditional" mode, and also an assembly-based approach in its stronger mode.