Instead of images from carbon or using code highlighting there is one more interactive way to show the code with preview and code runner. So that people can also edit and see the results for satisfaction and clarity.
printf('Some Python Here! 🔥')
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{% embed https://... %}
Embed JavaScript
runkit
Embed Python
Stackblitz
Embed HTML
Glitch
Codepen
Alternatives - JSFiddle, JSitor...
Php/Typescript
Replit
Gist
Many of the services are allrounder like stackblitz, CodeSandbox and replit . So you can edit many programming languages
You can embed Python code or use it as a Python runner in the following platforms:
- CodePen
- CodeSandbox
- GitHub Gist, Issue or Repository
- Glitch
- JSFiddle
- JSitor
- Kotlin (as a language, can be used for Python)
- Medium (in articles or stories)
- Next Tech
- Reddit (in code blocks or posts)
- Replit
- StackBlitz
- Stackery
- Stack Exchange or Stack Overflow (for sharing code snippets)
- Twitch (for live coding)
- Twitter (in code blocks or tweets)
- Wikipedia (in code examples or articles, although not a typical use case)
These platforms either support embedding Python code directly or can be used for running Python code in various contexts.
For more you can refer to Editor Guide
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💡 Tip: You can also use codepen, jsitor or jsfiddle with inside iframe code to add non - supporting website as iframe. i.e. embedding trinket.io code block
<iframe src="https://trinket.io/embed/python/edd948bf08" width="100%" height="356" frameborder="0" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
Top comments (1)
Wonderful post here!! Thank you so much for helping folks to better understand our available embeds.
Just a suggestion, you might consider adding
#howtodevtoas a tag to this post. You certainly don't need to and I realize you already have the maximum number of tags on your post, but I think this tag would be a great fit!#howtodevto
We're trying our best to gather all tutorials and tips for using DEV under this tag!