Nice try, closed-source proprietary technologies! (Hope that at least they run it in Mono)
Hmm, what part of C# or CLI is closed? They are open standards - you are free to create your own compiler and environment.
Show HN: DotNetFiddle – JsFiddle for .Net
91–95 of 95 posts
Re: Show HN: DotNetFiddle – JsFiddle for .Net
#92Nice work! Is this inspired by Compilify? How are you securing execution? Source? I did a blog post a long time ago on hosted execution with Roslyn and that is how we do it with Compilify (which is open source).
Yeah we definitely looked at some Complify code and the blog post was helpful also.
Re: Show HN: DotNetFiddle – JsFiddle for .Net
#93While this one doesn't have the nice "fiddle" suffix, it has been around for a while and supports a lot of platforms: http://ideone.com/
Re: Show HN: DotNetFiddle – JsFiddle for .Net
#94Great! I totally bookmarked this!
Re: Show HN: DotNetFiddle – JsFiddle for .Net
#95This is great. One small bug cropped up, I collaborated on a fiddle with a work colleague and he couldn't see any output from clicking Run. http://www.dotnetfiddle.net/lN6m0S Great work though, will be in my favourites :)
Those are some curious methods, but I'm not sure the names fold and foldback are appropriate given what they actually do.
You're right, they don't work. I was flattening recursive versions of Fold and FoldBack as a test of DotNetFiddle. Clearly the flattening has bugs :)