Open Thrilleratplay opened 8 years ago
@Haroenv Thanks for reminding me.
Parts of Plnkr.co are also open source. Another good starting point is Editr.js.
Anyone not familiar with Ace or CodeMirror should probably start there.
I was working on this over a year ago but had to pause it. It is written in Swift but Electron seems to be more reasonable choice now.
I would love to pick this project up again.
Oh, the repository is here https://github.com/priithaamer/Fiddlings Just moved swift code to another branch and created new Electron app.
Hey! First rough implementation can now be downloaded at priithaamer/Fiddlings/releases I have lot of ideas already but any suggestions are welcome. The backlog is kept in the project page of repository.
@priithaamer It is looking great. I added a few "nice to have" features.
Thanks! They are actually more than nice to have features. They are required for this app to be useful.
Relevant: https://kushagragour.in/lab/web-maker/
Just FYI, I built an offline version of jsbin: https://codepan.net 😄
Though it can only export to Github Gist.
@egoist just had a look at the code.. i remember working on something similar a while back .. maybe listen to code changes and rather than binding them to additional buttons have live reload using frames :) .. that's something that might make developing code more faster and fun..
I have a whole list of Online IDEs, some of which support offline mode. Check it out here: https://github.com/styfle/awesome-online-ide
Thought I'd give this a quick go. Feel free to chop and change with pull requests. https://github.com/Bigalan09/JSester
I have a whole list of Online IDEs, some of which support offline mode. Check it out here: https://github.com/styfle/awesome-online-ide
Indeed, I came here to say about https://github.com/c9/core and how wonderful it is but it is on that list already
@Kreijstal Cloud9 is on the list. The core sdk is not because the list is not for SDKs, it's for IDEs.
Project description
Use Electron, React Native, or similar platform to build a JSFiddle/Codepen clone that is a stand-alone application and can be used without Internet access.
The idea is to provide a standardized web development environment without having to worry about cross browser "fun" or interference from browser plugins. This would be useful those who do not have reliable Internet access or beginner web developers at home or in a classroom setting (especially if tutorials were incorporated).
It should be able to store "fiddles/pens" in a built in storage, exports to HTML/JS/CSS files, Github Gist, JSFiddle.net and Codpen.io
Who is this for
Intermediate experience.