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Carbide is a live-coding environment in your browser.
Carbide is a live-coding environment in your browser.
Carbide is a new kind of programming environment that uses a notebook format with live coding features to facilitate development and debugging.
FEATURES
- Requires no installation or setup
- Supports Javascript/ES2015
- Imports modules automatically from NPM or GitHub
- Saves and loads directly to and from Github Gists
- Comments live in a Rich Text sidebar #LiterateProgramming
- Carbide shows results in-between the lines of your code— letting you see data in context
The result of any expression can be logged, visualized, and directly manipulated with powerful (and shiny) widgets
- Carbide doesn't distinguish between input and output, using generalized machine learning techniques to run programs backwards
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