I was looking for something like this. I used to use Replit to teach code (even integrated it into discussion sections when I was a TA) but they absolutely destroyed the product with AI vibecoding integrations over the past year.
I'm glad you liked it! I initially designed it as an alternative to replit, taking an anti-AI approach instead of their AI-first approach
Replit gets a total fail for me because the AI integration took the homework assignments I was giving my students, read the instructions to them, and then <i>did their homework for them</i>! There wasn't a way to turn it off when I talked to support, so I just had to tell my students "pretend you didn't see that". We moved off of Replit asap, after that.
Pretty cool! Always struck me as odd that the IDE has largely remained single-player for 40 years.
Organizer of Python Atlanta here. This looks really nice. I’ll share it in our meetup next week.
If you want to reach out and maybe give me some pointers feel free to reach out at hello@pyatl.dev
On Firefox, when I run code that uses input, I get:<p>> RuntimeError: The service worker for reading input isn't working. Try closing all this site's tabs, then reopening. If that doesn't work, try using a different browser.<p>Is this a Firefox problem?
It looks great, but does it have a debugger?<p>Stepping through loops and visualizing in real time how the variables change is indispensable for teaching how programming in general works.
This is awesome! I'm also working on something like real-time collaboration on codebases, but nothing as freehand as this, really inspiring!
It would be great to be able to share an attached terminal as well, as a lot of action happens there when programming.
This looks interesting. I have one question, though: Why not VSCode Live Share?
Just use Zed<p><a href="https://zed.dev/blog/zed-is-our-office" rel="nofollow">https://zed.dev/blog/zed-is-our-office</a>
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