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I wonder if the project devs have thought of putting an instance of this up for the world? There's a solid version of this for ruby (http://tryruby.hobix.com/
by akl 17y ago
I wonder if the project devs have thought of putting an instance of this up for the world? There's a solid version of this for ruby (http://tryruby.hobix.com/ http://tryruby.hobix.com/) I direct people to when they ask about the language, I'd like to see more "try this programming language on the spot" type setups available, it's a shame I can't host them myself.
- seiji 17y ago"Try this programming language on the spot" with wide open public access is something I've been working on recently. I hope you'll like the results when it's released.
- timb 17y agohttp://codepad.org/ http://codepad.org/ does something like that. It seems handy for trying out small bits of code.
- zackattack 17y agoOMG! This is so awesome!
- hugs 17y agoI agree. So much so that back when I first saw it last year, I sought out Steven Hazel (codepad.org's creator), and successfully convinced him to join my startup as co-founder at Sauce Labs. Codepad's tech is uber-cool. :-)
- zackattack 17y agoThe tryruby website is great, especially the tutorial! Wow! All programming languages should have such tutorial interfaces. ;)
- speek 17y agoI'm actually working on something that will allow people to write these for whatever programming language. And by working, I mean it's in my bank of things to do.