r/programming • u/alexp_lt • 18h ago

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https://labs.leaningtech.com/blog/announcing-browsercode

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u/programming-ModTeam 6h ago

This is a demo of a product or project that isn't on-topic for r/programming. r/programming is a technical subreddit and isn't a place to show off your project or to solicit feedback.

If this is an ad for a product, it's simply not welcome here.

If it is a project that you made, the submission must focus on what makes it technically interesting and not simply what the project does or that you are the author. Simply linking to a GitHub repo is not sufficient

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u/infinitytacos989 16h ago

is c++ support planned? i’ve been trying to make something similar for an in browser competitive coding site but can’t figure out how to support c++

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u/alexp_lt 15h ago

C++ and Rust are in our pipeline. The right solution in both cases is to build the whole build toolchain to WebAssembly. It can be done, we'll get there in time.

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u/BibianaAudris 6h ago

For C++ there was this: https://tbfleming.github.io/cib/

For competitive coding you don't really need or want a full OS, so clang + emscripten + running the output directly is enough. It even works better for graphics stuff due to the direct WebGL access.

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u/Primary_Ads 10h ago

kinda cool. i need something like this for rust.

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u/reo911gt3 17h ago

Cool tech! I love the clone from Github feature. It'd be nice if I can run an agent there for security check before I install new library to my machine