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Show HN: CodePicnic: Full-stack code containers running in your browser
- jp_sc 11y agoA pre-typed command (or a README?) could be useful in the demos
- hpneo 11y agoYes, if you create README.md file, it will replace the default README in the console. Check the Demos page to see them.
- jf 11y agoEven though I can imagine how this works, it's still unnerving to see a live console on a webpage. Nice work!
- yaraher 11y agoThanks! It really feels good for others to see hard work <3
- wmf 11y agoAccessed from the browser, not running in the browser, right?
- hpneo 11y agoRight. We create Docker containers and exposes a Terminal with websockets, so everything runs in a server and the response is shown in the browser in real time.
- codepicnic 11y agowhat library are you using for the Console in the browser?
- hpneo 11y agoWe use a custom version of term.js. Nice username, btw ;)
- cesarsoplin 11y agosocks!
- codepicnic 11y agoThis is super-cool. Not sure it's recommendable to use it in place of ssh, but maybe with ssl+http-auth it could be workable? It definitely adds some convenience for when I'm away from one of my boxes and I don't want to deal with putty. As per all HN comments, one downside is that it kind of messes up with my vim colors, but that may be that my vim colors are messed up to begin with.
- yaraher 11y agoThat's pretty interesting. We love working with awesome use cases, so feel free to explore using it as a tunnel for your servers. Is there a way for you to send me your vim config? Would love to see if there's something I can do to improve our support. You can reach me at alvaro AT codepicnic DOT com.