StackBlitz - Introducing WebContainers: Run Node.js natively in your browser
Good Things
- Really easy to start up a new project and play around with it locally (like in CodeSandbox, but supports Node.js as well).
- Turns out CodeSandbox have an experimental support for Node.js projects as well
😳 I don't know if they run it locally or remotely, and you can'tclone
and existing Node repo and run it.
- Turns out CodeSandbox have an experimental support for Node.js projects as well
- Can connect to any repo on GitHub and play around with the code (if the Node.js version matches):
- If it's my repo, I can directly
commit
to it. That's actually nice, cause it could be a very fast workflow for quick changes.
- If it's my repo, I can directly
- Can run on a Tablet or Chromebook.