Sunday, July 27, 2014

JSFiddler

I've been looking at several new technologies, including JavaScript. I have some ideas for single page applications (SPAs) and JavaScript is a necessity.

Searches for specific techniques quickly led to the site jsfiddle.net, a web site that lets one create, store, and publish "fiddles", small sets of JavaScript code.

I was impressed with the site. The user interface is elegant and flexible. It supports oodles of JavaScript libraries. It cleanly separates HTML, JavaScript, and CSS while allowing you to edit any of them.

Tools like jsfiddle.net are powering the accelerated development of web applications.

Yesterday I registered and created my first fiddle.