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andrewbrg / codepad-chrome-app

An awesome multi-language IDE written in JavaScript, crafted for ChromeOS and released under the GNU general public license!
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/code-pad-ide/adaepfiocmagdimjecpifghcgfjlfmkh
GNU General Public License v3.0
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Run #26

Open 31004 opened 5 years ago

31004 commented 5 years ago

How do I run the code I make?

Lithl commented 5 years ago

Depends on what you're writing. In general, you need a compiler/interpreter/runtime for the language you're using.

For example, in my own project, I have a remote server which I connect to via SFTP with chrome OS's Secure Shell app, mounting the remote server as a drive on my chromebook. Then I open a directory on that server as a project in Codepad, make my edits, and run the program on that server (using Secure Shell to issue commands).

Jeffburner commented 5 years ago

is there an easier way of seeing the code in your browser? I just found this and love it compared to other apps for coding on Chromebooks. I just want to be able to view the work I did for my class in the browser so like HTML pages and little games that I need to code for it.

Lithl commented 5 years ago

If you're doing purely front-end stuff, you could have your files stored locally, open and edit them with Codepad, and then view them in chrome (you may have to right click -> view on your HTML file in the Files window to get it to open in Chrome)

Miles-byt commented 3 years ago

does this aply to python code?

coder0107git commented 1 year ago

See #35.