spacerockzero
commented
7 years ago A good idea. Some other things often show some of the most efficient or clever working answers, which might be cool, if it could be worked in in a way that didn't slow the fast pace of the game.
Would require either a remote persistence layer or a url injection vector, both of which we can't do until I secure the eval at the heart of the beast. @jshcrowthe said he could look into it.
Potential solutions we've thought of to isolate the execution sandbox are:
- execute the JS input on a remote server (would require non-zero funding if we went over firebase's functions free tier limits)
- eval the JS input in an iframe or webworker (could be good. Some other apps do something similar)
This might be a bit hipstery, but just to throw out the thought anyways: What if we had buttons for people to share their solution on twitter or other social media, enabling people to show off what they're learning?