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CodeNow.Com Lets You Build And Test Code In Real Time, In Your Browser
- stephengillie 14y agohttp://www.codenow.com/ http://www.codenow.com/ The site wants you to enter your email and request an invite.
- dkroy 14y agoI signed up, I figured it was worth a try. It executes server side code when the other code sandboxes like jsfiddle out there don't.
- ykumar6 14y agoWhat we are doing is very tricky, so we are throttling the flow of users into the system Hence the email signup form. No spam, promise! Yash (Chief Hacker, CodeNow.com)
- libria 14y agoIt looks like it supports PHP; anything else?
- ykumar6 14y agoWe support every web stack - PHP, Python, Ruby and Node
- lclarkmichalek 14y agoInteresting definition of every :)
- generateui 14y agoCan you define "support"?
- powertower 14y agoI want to know if their JS [attempts to] parse the code (ex: PHP), or if it sends it to one of their servers (that's running PHP) and gets the output. I get that it works in the browser using JS, but does this work offline?
- pjmlp 14y agoCommon JVM and .NET web stacks are missing, which are my daily bread. Funny definition of every.
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- treelovinhippie 14y agoEpic! About time someone made a real-time online editor/tester for PHP. If this can combine the best of JSFiddle and CSSDeck with PHP included, I'm super keen. Can I grab an early invite? ;)
- ykumar6 14y agoWe support Ruby, Node & Python as well.
- treelovinhippie 14y agoPerhaps quickly add them to the screenshot?
- tluyben2 14y agoI would like to try it Yash, can you let me in? :) Anyway; it seems rather fishy how enthusiastic the comments on TC are. Without seeing anything... I do like this kind of stuff but these people are acting like you cured cancer which you might have done only no-one can see it actually? Edit: I'm also wondering (and very curious!) what you are doing different than http://www.coderun.com/ide/ http://www.coderun.com/ide/ http://c9.io/ http://c9.io/ ? Is it the immediate result iframe on the right?
- ykumar6 14y agoWe've had the product in private-beta for the last few weeks. Most of the users commenting are in the private beta I'll be sending out invites soon It's different from CodeRun, etc because we are API-focused
- tluyben2 14y agoThanks! I signed up tycho at e-lab. I would love to try it; APIs are a pain sometimes so I believe you have something there.
- ykumar6 14y agoWe're building a PaaS/DaaS that supports all major web frameworks. No Server Setup, No API Setup, Easy Sharing & Version Control - Yash (Chief Hacker, CodeNow.com)
- EastCoastLA 14y agoCan it run a Lisp?
- Swizec 14y agoThis looks really promising! But I can't really say until I try it out ... would love to be let in the beta since I do a lot of exploratory coding with API's and always setting up a minimal environment is a pain. Does it also support collaboration? That'd come in handy for teaching people web programming.
- keenahn 14y agoFlippin sweet
- keenahn 14y agoI just spent way too long trying to figure out how to do something simple with facebook open graph. Haven't used codenow yet, but it looks like it could have saved me a ton of time.
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- rodly 14y agoHow does this differ from a site like Kodingen (https://kodingen.com/# https://kodingen.com/#)? They're doing a renovation and a re-brand to 'Koding' at the moment though.
- ykumar6 14y agoWe believed in a simplified, consumer-friendly experience with drag & drop support for major APIs.
- ComputerGuru 14y agohttp://ideone.com http://ideone.com is far better, with support for way more languages, including C++, LLVM, C#, brainfuck, and every other language on the planet. Oh, and it doesn't require registration.
- ykumar6 14y agoWe are focused on API support, and building an awesome end-user experience.
- simonbrown 14y agoThere's also http://codepad.org/ http://codepad.org/, but it doesn't support as many languages.
- paul9290 14y agoFYI there is also CodeNow.org. It's an initiative similar to Hungry Academy but it's aim is teaching youth how to code thru workshops (D.C based as of now).
- rotoro 14y agoI can see this paving the way for a generation of engineers. I meet so many people who would love to hack and also enroll in a CS degree but the barriers to entry are way to high, this is a great bridge.