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Makepad: online code editor written in rust with webgl frontend (demo)
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Carter
They have done a slick job with that but I hope they change the name…sounds to much like Notepad 
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Jsdr3398
Looks cool, I haven’t looked too much into it but if it can run code like repl.it then I could absolutely see myself using this 
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