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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.
After using F# and having F# Interactive onhand, I cannot imagine working without a REPL. There's so many small things that become simple to check if you've got a REPL handy.
http://liveweave.com is by far the best HTML/CSS/JS playground out there. you guys should totally try it out.
Honest question: Why?
This 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 :)
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/
The blog entry explaining how to use it is here: http://sbknull.blogspot.com
It's built on ASP.net MVC. We're thinking of open sourcing it.
It saves a new version of your code with each save and you have a repository of code entries via your user link:
https://jitjot.net/u/acoma https://jitjot.net/u/mlatham
Of course you can just park code there if you'd like.
Very sweet! I like it a lot! It's nice to see that people still remember of .NET
This is super awesome! I was thinking of building something like this the other day because I wanted to test some code and not make a new test console app. Totally awesome!
As stated elsewhere linqpad is really great for testing ad-hoc, throwaway C# code (much more than just linq expressions). It kind of like a REPL for .net.