Disclaimer: I'm the author of presented service, so if you consider this is a banal ad(which imo is not), please simply ignore it. Thank you.
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Presenting Beta version of CIBox.org, a free service featuring Live Code Sharing and Real Time CI.
Paste services doing a good job on sharing code snippets. The downside is that you have to execute the code in the mind or copy/paste it.
That's with condition your head and/or working environment does support the language the snippet written in.
JSFiddle-like services did a great improvement of situation by allowing execution of javascript code directly in your browser.
CIBox move forward and allow to execute your Ruby/Python/Node.js code in the clouds and presenting you with result in real time.
What about CI?
Well, CIBox tries to emulate a generic working environment, with a terminal, file manager and a classy file editor.
Using built-in terminal you can clone GitHub repos or rsync files from your computer,
install any dependencies your app/lib requires,
run files etc, just like you do with your usual terminal.
Tests/Builds happens in real time and run on selected lang version(s).
All major and head versions supported.
To avoid repetitive command typing there are stored procedures. Just create a procedure and run it until tests becomes greeny.
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Presenting Beta version of CIBox.org, a free service featuring Live Code Sharing and Real Time CI.
Paste services doing a good job on sharing code snippets. The downside is that you have to execute the code in the mind or copy/paste it.
That's with condition your head and/or working environment does support the language the snippet written in.
JSFiddle-like services did a great improvement of situation by allowing execution of javascript code directly in your browser.
CIBox move forward and allow to execute your Ruby/Python/Node.js code in the clouds and presenting you with result in real time.
What about CI?
Well, CIBox tries to emulate a generic working environment, with a terminal, file manager and a classy file editor.
Using built-in terminal you can clone GitHub repos or rsync files from your computer, install any dependencies your app/lib requires, run files etc, just like you do with your usual terminal.
Tests/Builds happens in real time and run on selected lang version(s).
All major and head versions supported.
To avoid repetitive command typing there are stored procedures. Just create a procedure and run it until tests becomes greeny.
Repos can be forked/downloaded.
Here is a introductory video:
http://www.youtube.com/embed/ceJLwOOATx0
Best Wishes, Silviu.