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Are there any alternatives to nullege (which is for Python) for your_favorite_programming_language ? I am mainly interested in JavaScript examples to make my code more idiomatic.
Koders
GitHub may also be very useful (I am not sure if Koders searches in it)
Also searching on google may provide you with good results
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Anyone got any some good resources for working with 2dimensional arrays. Everytime I look at them I go brain dead and don't know what I'm looking at or what to do. gone to a few websites but they don't really provide much example or have examples that are to simple.
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Maybe this question is not in the stackoverflow questions topic, but I don't know where to ask this or how to get it, but I'm developing a project and I need an extremely large json file, just for performance tests, but I can't find it, anyone have any json file which is huge?
You should probably try using this site
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I've been to a couple of talks recently where the speaker had a presentation/deck with a live code window and a console output. I've got to do a JS presentation and I thought it would be really useful to do live code.
Does anyone know any apps I can use for this? Thanks
There are many, many options:
https://jsfiddle.net/
http://js.do/
http://jsbin.com/
https://repl.it/languages/JavaScript
Finally... https://www.google.com/search?q=online+javascript+sandbox
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I was looking for a good abstraction for localstorage and came across amplify.js, but it seems it is no longer being developed. Is there a good alternative? I like the extras that come with amplify (pubsub/ajax) but it is the localstorage (preferably with fallbacks) that I am most concerned about.
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I would like to understand the low level details of how XMLHttpRequest works in Javascript, however I have not had any luck finding the implementation code within either the Rhino or V8 code. I'm not familiar with the code in either projects, so I may not be looking in the right spots.
Is there an available open-source implementation anywhere?
If I'm not mistaken, in the Mozilla source code this is handled by nsXMLHttpRequest.cpp.