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I think coderpad still makes sense here and it’s pretty common in my experience: it doesn’t require any local setup and is good for one-off problems. VSCode wou

I think coderpad still makes sense here and it’s pretty common in my experience: it doesn’t require any local setup and is good for one-off problems. VSCode would be suitable for longer term work like live collaboration on a real project with lots of files.

devwinportable 9y ago
have to agree on this... exposing local dev env to some outsider requires a lot of trust on some stranger