I'm missing plain old C? You could use the C++ one but an extra one for C would be nice.
Runnable – jsfiddle for everything
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#22Hmm am guessing this site is getting a lot of traffic at the moment.
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#23Python 3 please...
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#24It seems to be a mix of languages and frameworks. For example, it doesn't list Python, but it does list Django. No Javascript, but jQuery and Node.js (Angular programmers are out of luck).
There does seem to be a Python option below the fold.
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#25Where are they running the code? I could easily write malicious code that would crash the machine on which the code would be running on.
My guess, something like Docker. It only matters if you can break out of the Linux container.
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#26I'm sad theres no scala support
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#27Where are they running the code? I could easily write malicious code that would crash the machine on which the code would be running on.
They may have sandboxed it, using something like lxc-containers.
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#28Where are they running the code? I could easily write malicious code that would crash the machine on which the code would be running on.
I may be wrong here but to address a comment above, my hunch is this is spawning a light, short-lived VM for this, which doesn't eliminate security concerns but would be sandboxed enough to make it tougher. I was trying to get some info on environment in C++ but unfortunately, > Oh no, there's a problem with Runnable!
Actually, after playing around the system doesn't seem to be ephemeral, so hopefully something along the lines of Docker as mentioned below.
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#29If anyone is looking for a similar system but more focused on collaboration and working on code in real-time, check out: https://coderpad.io The target use case is interviews, but it works well for a wide variety of use cases as well.
Also http://codepad.org/ which is a lot more bare bones but free.
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#30I noticed that the terminal supports vim and nano. Wish it supported emacs, but I'm still impressed.