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Give http://Runnable.com http://Runnable.com a shot too :-) It's 100% free, and will remain so.

by ykumar6 12y ago

motyar 12y ago
+1 form Runnable. I love how well they run terminal in browser.
jigandhi12 12y ago
Runnable also has large set of existing frameworks and code that can be spun up very quickly.
RKoutnik 12y ago
Nice! I like how easy it is to get an example up and running. The in-browser terminal is a nice touch. Two comments - It would be great to have share buttons so I can tweet examples of awesome code. - Are you guys thinking of having an 'Import from GitHub' option? I'd love to use this as a REPL for my FOSS projects.
ykumar6 12y ago
Runnable provides containers across high-performance AWS virtual machines. We launch millions of containers every month. Publishing your own image is as simple as installing packages in our terminal and hitting "publish" - Yash (Founder, Runnable.com)
- tmzt 12y ago
  What kind of isolation are you using between containers, if any?
frik 12y ago
Nice. The page layout resizes (top banner) every few seconds and crashes Chrome (iPad 2) after about one minute.
- ykumar6 12y ago
  Thanks for the feedback. We're optimized mainly for desktop browsers
  - sytelus 12y ago
    It will be great to support iOS. I've ended up buying apps that allows writing and running code on iPad and they are not even close to what this site does. Also, if you can support C# and Python, you would have covered a lot of ground.
    - ykumar6 12y ago
      We support Python http://runnable.com/?filter=Python&page=1 http://runnable.com/?filter=Python&page=1 We are considering iOS support
      - erichurkman 12y ago
        Quick feedback: when you change the filtering on the left hand nav, you scroll to the top of the page. I really don't need to see the huge masthead (on my small Macbook Air, in Chrome, the masthead is over 2/3 of my vertical screen) again on every click. Just scroll to the top of the list/filter section, not the top of the page.
        ykumar6 12y ago
        Good feedback. Thanks
      - sytelus 12y ago
        I see... it was hidden in that dinky greyed out button that needed to be clicked. I hope your UX is not inspired from Windows 8 ;).
itry 12y ago
Cool. What's your business model?

Give http://Runnable.com http://Runnable.com a shot too :-) It's 100% free, and will remain so.

by ykumar6 12y ago

Give http://Runnable.com http://Runnable.com a shot too :-) It's 100% free, and will remain so.

motyar 12y ago

+1 form Runnable. I love how well they run terminal in browser.

jigandhi12 12y ago

Runnable also has large set of existing frameworks and code that can be spun up very quickly.

RKoutnik 12y ago

Nice! I like how easy it is to get an example up and running. The in-browser terminal is a nice touch. Two comments - It would be great to have share buttons so I can tweet examples of awesome code. - Are you guys thinking of having an 'Import from GitHub' option? I'd love to use this as a REPL for my FOSS projects.

ykumar6 12y ago

Runnable provides containers across high-performance AWS virtual machines. We launch millions of containers every month. Publishing your own image is as simple as installing packages in our terminal and hitting "publish" - Yash (Founder, Runnable.com)

tmzt 12y ago
What kind of isolation are you using between containers, if any?

frik 12y ago

Nice. The page layout resizes (top banner) every few seconds and crashes Chrome (iPad 2) after about one minute.

ykumar6 12y ago
Thanks for the feedback. We're optimized mainly for desktop browsers
- sytelus 12y ago
  It will be great to support iOS. I've ended up buying apps that allows writing and running code on iPad and they are not even close to what this site does. Also, if you can support C# and Python, you would have covered a lot of ground.
  - ykumar6 12y ago
    We support Python http://runnable.com/?filter=Python&page=1 http://runnable.com/?filter=Python&page=1 We are considering iOS support
    - erichurkman 12y ago
      Quick feedback: when you change the filtering on the left hand nav, you scroll to the top of the page. I really don't need to see the huge masthead (on my small Macbook Air, in Chrome, the masthead is over 2/3 of my vertical screen) again on every click. Just scroll to the top of the list/filter section, not the top of the page.
      - ykumar6 12y ago
        Good feedback. Thanks
    - sytelus 12y ago
      I see... it was hidden in that dinky greyed out button that needed to be clicked. I hope your UX is not inspired from Windows 8 ;).

itry 12y ago

Cool. What's your business model?