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JsFiddle - Online Editor for the Web
- pmichaud 17y agoI want to be able to see the automagic stuff in the windows, like the doctype and the javascript framework inclusion. I feel disoriented without it, and I don't think I trust the software to do it the way I want it done -- being able to see it on screen would make me more comfortable.
- daleharvey 17y agoI made one like this a while ago, it is nowhere near as powerful as fiddle, but it helps me from time to time http://pastebin.me/eab163a47b5838173c7d76f5f29cd6b1 http://pastebin.me/eab163a47b5838173c7d76f5f29cd6b1
- zalun 17y agoYou've got the page only after adding "show/" after the link with the demo - http://jsfiddle.net/wr8qE/show/ http://jsfiddle.net/wr8qE/show/ - just look at the source. The goal is to actually see the code working and remove the repetitive hassle
- bprater 17y agoWhat are some common examples where using a platform like this would be more efficient that doing in on a common HTML page elsewhere? Regardless, it's a beautiful little system.
- pufuwozu 17y agoPeople use these tools (another example is JS Bin[1]) to post little standalone examples to StackOverflow. It's easier to use tools like this instead of creating a new file and then finding a good place to host it. [1]: http://jsbin.com/ http://jsbin.com/
- caludio 17y agoIt's an incredible tool for screencasters (I used that for a "Introduction to jQuery"). Invaluable, really.
- zalun 17y agocould you provide a link please?
- rabidsnail 17y agoWhy does it do a server round trip every time you tell it to run something?
- zalun 17y agoIt is loading the example by submitting a form. The submit goes to an iframe which is by definition a sandboxed environment
- cabalamat 17y agoEither I don't understand the point of this, or there's a bug in it. I went to the HTML window, entered <p>Hello, world</p> and then pressed [Run]. In the Result window, I got back: {"error": "Please use POST request"} Is that what it should do?