POC: interactive coding in the browser with KLIPSE#97
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Hey - thanks so much. Seems like a pretty cool project. I don't have an opinions on how people code, some do it in codepen, some do it in an HTML file, others use an online editor. While I think you should pursue this because you are excited about it, it's not something I want to add to my tutorials - I'm fine with the way I've done it. Thanks! |
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Hi there,
Really cool project.
I was thinking of a possible integration of a tool of mine named KLIPSE that allows to embed interactive code snippets in a web page.
The idea is that people who take the course will be able to play with your code directly inside their browser with 0 setup. My feeling is that it makes the learning experience more fun and more effective.
Here is a Live demo of Day 1 with interactive code snippets.
This is just a POC and there a lot of issues to solve - like not adding the same event listener several times - but before moving forward I wanted to know what were your thoughts around KLIPSE.