Thats awesome. Also looking at the source, I discovered it's using keymaster.js and firebase.js, which are new to me. And the implementation of scratchpad.io is very simple and elegant. The design is beautiful, and the code (in scratchpad.js) is so simple that it makes for a good tutorial on using firebase and ace.js.
In fact, if anyone else is interested in forking the code and experimenting with it, feel free to fork my plunk and go to town:
(Hope you appreciate the irony of forking scratchpad.io via Plunker. Also, it'd be wicked if Plunker could automatically "fork" html webpages, pull in all the required resources and/or updating path references).
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Thats awesome. Also looking at the source, I discovered it's using keymaster.js and firebase.js, which are new to me. And the implementation of scratchpad.io is very simple and elegant. The design is beautiful, and the code (in scratchpad.js) is so simple that it makes for a good tutorial on using firebase and ace.js.
In fact, if anyone else is interested in forking the code and experimenting with it, feel free to fork my plunk and go to town:
http://plnkr.co/edit/49fOC5Mq3bcBysKfdPor?p=preview
(Hope you appreciate the irony of forking scratchpad.io via Plunker. Also, it'd be wicked if Plunker could automatically "fork" html webpages, pull in all the required resources and/or updating path references).