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One of the scenarios they lay out on their site is students. I can see classes of students using this site to develop and share. My first thought was, we alrea
by RokStdy 13y ago
One of the scenarios they lay out on their site is students. I can see classes of students using this site to develop and share.
My first thought was, we already have this it's called JSFiddle. If I want to just screw around or play with a simple idea I can go to JSFiddle without signing up and just play.
That said, I think that the execution is really nice and I hope that they find a market.
- MarcScott 13y agoThis kind of thing is exactly what I need for my students. It's so much easier using web-based products where I don't have issues with the network at work or students installing software at home. I currently use Mozilla Thimble quite a lot, and the more IDEs of this type we get, the better they'll all become.