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My school’s JS IDE [1](“JavaScript without the bad parts”) has a history feature that is just a scrolling list of thumbnails of the code at every change. The ID
by jawzz 6y ago
My school’s JS IDE [1](“JavaScript without the bad parts”) has a history feature that is just a scrolling list of thumbnails of the code at every change. The IDE doesn’t have many features overall, but the history is actually very nice and natural and feels like it should be standard in any IDE.
[1] https://www.ocelot-ide.org/ https://www.ocelot-ide.org/
- theaussiestew 6y agoI'm curious, does it actually use the local machine to compile files? Or is the compilation done on some remote instance?
- jawzz 6y agoIt’s built off of Stopify[1], which compiles “from JS to JS” and runs on the client side. [1] https://www.stopify.org/ https://www.stopify.org/