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I've found that there's almost no "first class" support for TypeScript in similar apps like JSFiddle, Codepen, Plunker, etc. If they do support it, it's only th
by calebegg 10y ago
I've found that there's almost no "first class" support for TypeScript in similar apps like JSFiddle, Codepen, Plunker, etc. If they do support it, it's only the syntax, not the autocomplete and error highlighting (the cool parts!). So I decided to try making my own.
Here are a few quick things I've written with it so far:
https://goo.gl/zZy697 https://goo.gl/zZy697 ("Flocking" behavior in a simple particle system)
https://goo.gl/1q2kmr https://goo.gl/1q2kmr (Draw tiling patterns on a canvas)
https://goo.gl/aio1rm https://goo.gl/aio1rm (CSS-only card flip animation)
- ohitsdom 10y agoIt was really fun to change some values in your Flocking script and see how the particles react.
- Arkeus 10y agoI agree that it's a great example, and would be cool to have a similar example when you first load the site. Being able to play with code that exists is much more engaging than having a blank slate.
- xiaoma 10y agoThis is a neat project. One thing that might make it more immediately clear would be an "show example" button that randomly loads one of those three links. I probably would have just left the blank page and forgotten about it if I hadn't seen your comment, but after seeing the examples, I won't forget the site for quite a while.