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Very nice! I have a "scratchpad" project for fiddling around with things, but this might wind up a permanent tab on my browser. Less overhead than a VS project, for sure.
If I'm playing with data and still want to poke .Net objects, I use Sho[1] which gives an IronPython REPL and some decent numerics support
While 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/
Huh, first time I've seen this one, very interesting. Any idea what kind of volume they handle and whether or not they're profitable?
But the same platform has been used to run spoj.pl, a rather popular programming contest site, for many years.
http://liveweave.com is by far the best HTML/CSS/JS playground out there. you guys should totally try it out.
The original post is about a decent language, not the ubiquitous ones.
What kind of hardware are you using? Are the jobs parallel? I do not know about .NET very much, but it seems very slow. Would that be feasbile for you to maintain this?
http://liveweave.com is by far the best HTML/CSS/JS playground out there. you guys should totally try it out.
O M G Collaboration coding in the browser is SERIOUSLY cool!
While 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/