Is it a good time to have a Deno playground just like TypeScript playground?
Also, IIRC @orta added some level of support for Deno to the TypeScript playground? (at least we talked about it at one point)
Yeah, the TypeScript playground does an _ok_ job at providing the types for Deno-style imports, but offers no runtime mechanisms - which makes it not the best playground for the runtime
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@motss @nayeemrmn Yeah, I've been looking into adding Deno to repl.it some time ago - certainly seems doable but I didn't have time to do it. Maybe I'll try to do it soon if there is some interest here.
In fact, as long as there is a server, it is not difficult to do this.
Just need to dynamically create Docker containers for environmental isolation
I created one: https://deno-playground.now.sh

it's pretty barebones - no syntax-highlighting etc, but some of the highlights are the ability to format and share the snippets 馃檪
the sources are available here: https://github.com/maman/deno-playground
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I created one: https://deno-playground.now.sh
it's pretty barebones - no syntax-highlighting etc, but some of the highlights are the ability to format and share the snippets 馃檪
the sources are available here: https://github.com/maman/deno-playground