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I'm looking for sites similar to jsdo.it and jsfiddle.net. I really like jsdo.it, as it provides a nice editor and the ability to fork, but I really can't stand the usability as it really gets to be a pain to use after a while. I also like jsfiddle.net, but it too has some usability issues and the URL for your fiddle changes every time you save. Are there any other good alternatives for in-browser HTML testing and development? |
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http://jsbin.com doesn't have a CSS pane, but the larger editing panes for Javascript and HTML make it nice if you're writing a lot of code. It's open source too, so you can run your own copy locally. |
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Tinker.io is a recent entry to the market. It's also open source, so you can grab the source code from GitHub if you have any special requirements. |
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