jsFiddle is Well Worth 3 Minutes
posted by John with 2 comments
If you do anything new today, take 3 minutes to get to know jsFiddle. Why? Because if you do any web development then you’ll benefit from using it. Why 3 minutes? Because that’s all it takes to to grok what it does, how it works, and to write your first “fiddle”. If you have more than 3 minutes, I encourage you to read my short post on jsFiddle in Papa’s Perspective.
Here is a quick sample:
Bruno Alexandre on said:
I still prefer the simplicity of jsbin.com from Remy Sharp.
Richard Dalton on said:
I use both although I prefer jsfiddle it sometimes runs very slow over my work connection so I fall back to jsbin.
Both very useful for answering questions on stackoverflow.