Replit
Collaborative, in-browser IDE to code, learn, and build in 50+ languages.
What is Replit?
Replit is a complete, collaborative cloud development environment in the browser featuring everything from linters and debuggers to third-party packages, hosting and deployment.
FEATURES
- Real-time collaborative code editing.
- Live chat in the workspace.
- Shared compute engine.
- Share your live code on the web with an easy to use embed.
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- Terminal Emulator
- Code Editor
- Python
- Image Hosting
- Web Hosting
- free-hosting
- node-js
- programming
- Javascript
- languages
- coffeescript
- lua
- scheme
- forth
- qbasic
as indicated by title above. most open source repo project uses this so its good indicator of how useful it is
example page:
https://forum.freecodecamp.org/t/freecodecamp-algorithm-challenge-guide-reverse-a-string/16043
Its different than an online IDE in that it generates a random string of letters at the end of its URL, similar to imgur.com
So you keep track of your repl's using URL's
like this one for instance https://repl.it/CLjU
EDIT
This is also one of the fastest ways I've found for debugging a snippet of javascript code quickly, without any form of setting up anything (cloud9 ide, Visualstudiocode, Codepen.io, chrome browser tools, etc)
It lets you have a version history tracker as well, very useful
You can also from what I recall use this to write code on your phone and then debug / clean up on PC
[Edited by Kagerjay, July 10]
[Edited by Kagerjay, July 10]
Repl.it is a fantastic app! It allows programming in over 30 different languages, and no download required! Complete with a classroom feature for teachers and students. Really a first class app!
Private publications are paid $7/month or $74/year. Users can remove public publications.
Embeds are great!
Very useful for new developers or for using programs like NPM in your browser.
it's great for actually CREATING code, not just testing. On repl.it, you can actually create a website with HTML, which you can't do on something like jsFiddle.