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Sandpack
A component toolkit for creating live-running code editing experiences
...Set the template prop to get started with Sandpack in a few lines of code. Each template contains all the files and dependencies needed to start a project right away. Tweak the UI to your liking using the options prop. Quickly toggle the appearance of built-in components. -
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Laravel Kit
A desktop Laravel admin panel app
...The left sidebar contains a list of all artisan commands in your project except the queue. Select command and all the detailed inputs will appear. fill in your arguments and options and you will see your output in the Terminal section. Go to Artisan. Click Serve from the top bar to serve. This will execute php artisan serve. Then click Stop to stop serving the application. Tinker brings an evolved way to tinker with your application. Go to Tinker and type your code on the left code editor powered by Monaco Editor (vscode) and click Tinker in the bottom of the screen or press Ctrl+T on your keyboard. -
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CudaText
Cross-platform text and code editor
Cross-platform code editor, with syntax highlight for 300+ languages. Has lite interface with tabs. Has JSON config files instead of the options dialog. Supports Python extensions. Documentation wiki: http://wiki.freepascal.org/CudaText -
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myScite
The allRound pocket sized CodeEditor.
... - And finally; read & write source code: - [ Syntax highlighted ] - go, vala, pike, swift, flash, ch, rust - [ Calltip assisted ] - c/cpp11, js&jQuery, python, php, ruby, lua, c#, java, perl --Others-- - Restructured config files with inline docs - Scriptable via lua Extension. - Provides theming, a customizeable toolbar, a sidebar with a File Browser and a cleaned up options Menu. --- Summary --- Enjoy your vlc for sourceCode lecture ;) (30Langs) -
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CodeFlask
A micro code-editor for awesome web pages
A micro code-editor for awesome web pages. This API is simply a proxy to add a new language to Prism itself (the code highlighter). The options parameter must be the same accepted in Prism. By default, CodeFlask comes with a simple theme made from scratch called CodeNoon. You can easily override this theme with your own by writing your own CSS and adding it to your project. If that's the case, you should also disable CodeNoon with the defaultTheme option.
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