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I have no idea what this site does. I've read 7 paragraphs and suppose I should "Open the CSS panel" (although the name implied something javascript related) be
by ahabman 14y ago
I have no idea what this site does. I've read 7 paragraphs and suppose I should "Open the CSS panel" (although the name implied something javascript related) because it's the only call to action, but it does nothing.
- yoklov 14y agoHm, seems that sometimes you need to click on edit in JS bin (in the top right corner) to see the editor, http://jsbin.com/welcome/edit http://jsbin.com/welcome/edit is the URL. It seems like it's a JSFiddle-like editor, with a better (in my opinion) user interface, and potentially better options for sharing, not that I'm totally familiar with JSFiddle's capabilities.
- jontas 14y agoIt's just an HTML/CSS/JS sandbox with collaborative features, similar to jsfiddle, which I believe is more well known (at least, among the people I work with). I haven't used jsbin before, but the interface looks nice, and the redesign is pretty. Jsfiddle is utilitarian; jsbin looks like it is meant to have a little more humor. They both seem to cover the same functionality, so I guess it comes down to which interface you prefer. For quickly sharing some small piece of front end code with a remote colleague, either one of these tools is very useful. Edit: I just noticed that visiting jsbin.com skips the whole landing page with the spinning robot, so it seems that it is as utilitarian as jsfiddle.