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Excellent creation!
You should also create a deployable build and host it so that others can contribute to your code. The biggest disadvantage to most such code playgrounds is that they are all closed source.
This can be different. I think it will be worth it.
Good Luck!
I will cover a feature review of this on my blog.
Thanks Ganguly. I will look forward to any possibilities of making it open source so that we can have a great community to support this tool. I can't promise but I will try. Thanks and keep using JSitor, if you have any feedback please let me know.
I have to say I'm really impressed by the iOS app.
I've tried using CodeSandbox on my iPhone during my morning commute but it was really frustrating, 5 minutes with JSitor and I've already written a small React app with it! The symbols shortcuts on top of the keyboard are on point.
Of course there's room for improvements but it's a pretty good start.
Thanks, Maxime. Yes, the iOS app is very straight forward and easy to use. Also, the good thing is, if you log in and save the snippets, those snippets will be available in the web version as well and vice versa.
Do let me know if you find any issues or any improvements. I will be happy to resolve them. Thanks.
You can't scroll any of the source code panes in Firefox.
Firefox issue is now resolved and JSitor is updated with this fix. Try it out in Firefox now - jsitor.com/3hZCzip7o
If it doesn't work, make sure you clean your cache as it uses Service Worker for caching resource locally which might take some time to load.
Thanks Ben for reporting it. There is an issue with Monaco editor and recently they have fixed it. I am working on fixing that in JSitor.
That's it working for me :)
Awesome
Hello 👋
playcode.io - used Monaco editor too.
The online JavaScript editor support multi files and fast view as you type ⚡️
It’s my product and you should try it 🙏
PlayCode.io is awesome 👍
Thank you Ashvin 🙏
Is there a way to open a GitHub project in your editor? Love the project BTW
Thanks FultonB. Sorry, we do not have that feature, also to support that we will need to support file explorer as this tool is very basic with just HTML, CSS and JS tabs. Thanks for the suggestion, we will look forward if we can support this.
ok, thanks I will still be using it, dont worry.
This looks awesome! I am curious about the long term business plan? will it always be free? are you supporting it financially on your own? Will you be community donation driven?
Hi Ahmed. Currently, it not supported by any firm or sponsors. It is an individual contribution to make web developers world better. I don't like to add ads in the web tool just because ads take too much space.
That’s awesome! More power to you! And keep it going!
Great work, Ashvin!
I was in search of something like this for conducting interviews after Microsoft discontinued skype interviews. Couldn't find a platform with collab and REPL support for Javascript.
Thanks much!
Thank Robin for your feedback.
Welcoming addition to the editors group. The iOS app is truly unique feature. I do wonder do you have support/plans for iPad app?
iPad Pro with jsitor might become way closer to good dev machine on the go
Hi tpaktop,
Thanks for your interest. The iOS app is also supported on iPad devices.
Looks good. Could you add the following
I am looking for it to store Jekyll code. So support for YAML would be great. Mabe as an additional view
Thanks
Shovan
FYI Guys, JSitor now supports Optional Chaining and Nullish Coalescing
Checkout the full article
Try Optional Chaining and Nullish Coalescing on JSitor, its live
Ashvin Kumar Suthar ・ Sep 21 ・ 2 min read
I have been using codepen and js fiddle so far for my coding work and also for making coding tutorials. After reading this article and review , I am going to try out JSitor for my tutorials.Thanks for such an easy going cloud playground.
Hello Everyone, Just wrote a article about the JSitor mobile app
Who says Programming in Mobile is tough?
Ashvin Kumar Suthar ・ Sep 16 ・ 2 min read
Checkout to know app features
Really good work. Works & looks incredible. What did you build it on?
Thanks, Lucas. It is built using ReactJS and Monaco Editor + Service Worker(for superfast speed) :)
Try playcode.io - it has emmet.
Thanks, Evgeniy for your interest. Let me know if you have any feedback or any suggestions, I will be happy to resolve them.
How is it different from codesandbox?
Hi Pavel, Codesanbox is more of full IDE where one can create multiple files, mostly helpful for creating/testing big projects. It's a great tool. Whereas JSitor is just a tool to quickly test/create your small snippets instead of having a need of full IDE.
Is there an API where a site can send data, like you can for Codepen? This way you can have examples on a site, then user can click and modify code as needed.
Awesome, I'm super interested in the app! I'll be trying it out this week. Super job!
As someone who doesn't use JSBin and CodePen often, what separates JSitor from CodePen other than the app?
Hi Percy, Codepen is a great tool and it has a lot many features then JSitor.
In particular, if we talk about what are pros of JSitor, then I would the
"Monaco Editor" support
"Live NodeJS Environment"
"Free to use(no limitation)"
"The mobile app"
This looks beautiful! thank you for making it :D
Thanks Saurabh.