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I was interested to try it. Clicked into the code 'Uhh.. this is ... an image?' Saw the 'DOWNLOAD RUNJS' button. Smiled. 'Download? That reminds me of the 80s w
by 3dfan 8y ago
I was interested to try it.
Clicked into the code 'Uhh.. this is ... an image?'
Saw the 'DOWNLOAD RUNJS' button.
Smiled. 'Download? That reminds me of the 80s where we traded software on floppy disks'. And I was reminded of...
YOUR AMIGA IS ALIVE. BUT IT IS INFECTED BY A VIRUS.
Thanks for the nostalgica.
If you ever decide to make it available in the browser, I will try it.
- tolmasky 8y agoIf you would like a solution that works in the browser, you can try our project, https://runkit.com https://runkit.com. It gives you access to real node (every version), and already had every version of every package of npm pre-installed.
- coldtea 8y ago>I was interested to try it. Clicked into the code 'Uhh.. this is ... an image?' Saw the 'DOWNLOAD RUNJS' button. Smiled. 'Download? That reminds me of the 80s where we traded software on floppy disks'. This reminds me of before 2010, when we though web apps will eat the world. Have you been living under a rock? Mobile apps have taken over since where the action is (on mobile), and even on the desktop downloaded apps are doing just fine (even if some use web technologies like Electron).
- emmelaich 8y agoI had the opposite reaction - mine was 'thank god this is not yet another thing I have to be online for'