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Actually it is, at least the npm website. Every page on npm has a "try it now" link that takes you to a page on tonicdev where you can try the package. For exam
by tolmasky 11y ago
Actually it is, at least the npm website. Every page on npm has a "try it now" link that takes you to a page on tonicdev where you can try the package. For example: http://tonicdev.com/npm/canvas http://tonicdev.com/npm/canvas - no need to download, build, or install. It loads a container so you have a real node environment (I'm a dev in this if you have any questions).
- diggan 11y agoGlad to see you here, I love tonicdev and use it when I can! Too bad I can't try out CLI/Terminal specific stuff in it, at least what I found so far... However, one question, you guys have any plans for an offline version?
- BillinghamJ 11y agoI use this regularly - it's great. Only issue is I can never remember the domain name! :) It'd actually be pretty helpful if you made it something like https://try.tonicdev.com/npm/canvas https://try.tonicdev.com/npm/canvas because then I can just type "try." and my browser will find it for me.