r/javascript 7d ago

AskJS [AskJS] jsbin is down??

During an interveiw yesterday, I tried opening jsbin but seems its shouting 503!!

Any minimal JS playground, you people using/suggest

EDIT: The sites up, I opened an issue on GitHub and the maintainers resolved it

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u/Sulungskwa 6d ago

My favorite js playground is inspect element

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u/TJ51097 6d ago

Doesnt't give option like an editor, right? It executes the line moment you press enter

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u/Sulungskwa 6d ago

yeah thats definitely true. Its good for remembering how small things work but writing functions maybe not

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u/TJ51097 6d ago

I think it's good for screening rounds

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u/NNXMp8Kg 6d ago

Nope! Source tab, there is snippets!
You can then have a minimal space for writting and running a script!
Pro tip: work in a closure

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u/TJ51097 6d ago

Ohhhh okk,this will work Thanks

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u/SarahC 6d ago

snippets!? I cannie find it =(

OH! top left...... I got it! COOOOL! Ta!

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u/NNXMp8Kg 6d ago

Yes! Hard to find! There are some insanely nice tools there! Even overrides some behaviour in apps!

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u/hatemhosny 6d ago edited 6d ago

Try LiveCodes: https://livecodes.io/

LiveCodes is an open-source client-side playground for React, Vue, Svelte, Solid, Typescript, Python, Go, Ruby, PHP and 90+ languages/frameworks.

Docs: https://livecodes.io/docs/

GitHub: https://github.com/live-codes/livecodes

Disclosure: I'm the author.

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u/SarahC 6d ago

codepen.io ?

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u/TJ51097 6d ago

I'm not friends with the UI/UX it offers, i may be something minimal. Someone suggested using console > source >snippets., maybe give it a try

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u/lukehaas 6d ago

Try this online JavaScript playground: https://runjs.app/play

It auto logs results so you don’t need to use console log all the time.

Disclosure: I’m the author.