Playground visualizations, online code editor/runner, and SQLite extension hub.
Hi! I'm Anton, Golang developer and SQLite enthusiast. I work on open-source and blog about programming.
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Long time no see! Hope you are well.
As some of you know, I'm working on Codapi — an open-source tool for embedding interactive code examples into product docs, online courses and blogs. So naturally some of my updates are related to it.
Since the last issue, I've released Codapi Editor — a lightweight online editor with syntax highlighting, code runner and sharing. You may find it useful for teaching, interviews, or as a quick code notepad.
And since plain text output in code playgrounds is kind of boring, I've introduced a way to output visuals — SVG images, custom HTML, and even interactive DOM. Use them to help readers to make sense of the data, preview an interface, or see a process simulation.
Finally, Peter Zaitsev gave a talk on interactive documentation at FOSDEM, Europe's largest open-source conference. Thank you, Peter!
On a completely unrelated note, the SQLite Extension Hub (maintained by yours truly) now has over 90 extensions. Not a huge amount, but still a pretty extensive toolbelt for extending basic SQLite functionality.
That's all for now! See you in about two weeks (or maybe a month).
Anton