Runnable – Edit, run, and share code in your browser
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Re: Runnable – Edit, run, and share code in your browser
#2I was able to see the homepage but then the site went down before I could get any further.
Re: Runnable – Edit, run, and share code in your browser
#3and it's dead.. means it's not ready for hacker news invasion =))))
Re: Runnable – Edit, run, and share code in your browser
#4I was able to see the homepage but then the site went down before I could get any further.
The Ballmer video on maintenance page more than makes up for any issues, though.
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#5Re: Runnable – Edit, run, and share code in your browser
#6and it's dead.. means it's not ready for hacker news invasion =))))
Can you try again please?
Re: Runnable – Edit, run, and share code in your browser
#7They are way more stable than a few years ago but I just never trust browsers to write anything at all.
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#8At the risk of giving away a million dollar idea; nobody's gonna wanna really edit things in the browser. Too risky and missing features of whatever their favorite editor is.
But how about letting people push their code up via git? So you could have a runnable browser window open, push your changes up to your runnable repo and then hit run?
If this does turn out to be the key that breaks this open please remember it was my idea.
Re: Runnable – Edit, run, and share code in your browser
#9At the risk of giving away a million dollar idea; nobody's gonna wanna really edit things in the browser. Too risky and missing features of whatever their favorite editor is. But how about letting people push their code up via git? So you could have a runnable browser window open, push your changes up to your runnable repo and then hit run? If this does turn out to be the key that breaks this open please remember it…
Stay tuned :)
We already offer this in our private beta.
Re: Runnable – Edit, run, and share code in your browser
#10At the risk of giving away a million dollar idea; nobody's gonna wanna really edit things in the browser. Too risky and missing features of whatever their favorite editor is. But how about letting people push their code up via git? So you could have a runnable browser window open, push your changes up to your runnable repo and then hit run? If this does turn out to be the key that breaks this open please remember it…
Stay tuned :) We already offer this in our private beta.
I have to remember that line ;^)