CompuIves

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   by CompuIves 9y ago

   CodeSandbox does almost everything in the browser however. The only thing it doesn't do in the browser is dependency bundling, which StackBlitz does in this case. Essentially CodeSandbox can work offline if you already had the website
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   CodeSandbox – An online React editor(medium.com)

   2 points by CompuIves 9y ago|0 comments
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   by CompuIves 10y ago

   Thanks! I'm still thinking about open sourcing it. I'm also planning on writing a blog post on how things like NPM are implemented in this application. For now a quick summary of what we use now: 1. Phoenix/Elixir for the API
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   by CompuIves 10y ago

   Hey HN! This is a project I’ve been working on for the past few months. With CodeSandbox I want to focus on a feature of React that, in my opinion, could be exploited much more, which is reusability. With CodeSandbox you can easily build an
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   Show HN: CodeSandbox – A React editor built for easy sharing and reusability(codesandbox.io)

   12 points by CompuIves 10y ago|3 comments