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An open-source online code playground for running code in dozens of programming languages. Users can create, execute, save and share snippets, and the editor supports Vim and Emacs key bindings. Code runs in a temporary container with network access disabled. Snippets can be saved as public, unlisted or secret.
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An open-source online code playground for running code in dozens of programming languages. Users can create, execute, save and share snippets, and the editor supports Vim and Emacs key bindings. Code runs in a temporary container with network access disabled. Snippets can be saved as public, unlisted or secret.
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Prettier is an opinionated code formatter that supports many languages, including JavaScript, TypeScript, CSS, HTML, JSON, GraphQL, Markdown and YAML. It reprints code from scratch, taking line length into account, to enforce a consistent style across a codebase. Prettier integrates with most editors.
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RTutor is a website and open-source project for analyzing data; users upload data, ask questions, and receive results in seconds. The site states that the RTutor website and source code are free for non-profit organizations only, with licensing required for commercial use. It also notes an 8-minute YouTube video for first-time users.
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