Thread by @itsjustpiyush

All you really need is 1 application to get started in #coding.

A browser.

In a Chromebook, a smartphone, or any PC, you can learn and practice.

Anywhere.

Here are 8 websites for writing code online, for FREE:
🧵

1) JSbin

Takes care of all your #javascript, #HTML, and #CSS. Has a built-in console as well.

jsbin.com

2) GDB online

Debugger and Compiler. Support for many languages and versions including(but not limited to) #python, #javascript, Pascal, #HTML, #CSS, C, C++, Perl, Ruby, C#, and PHP.
Allows you to make multiple file programs.
onlinegdb.com

3)Codepen

Don't want to code alone? Codepen has a big community where you can find inspiration as well as learn via challenges.

codepen.io

4) Online-IDE

Want a simple interface and cool-looking place to code your problems away? It also has a dark mode. Although it only has a few (most common ones) languages supported yet, and still seems to be in beta

online-ide.com

5) Stackblitz

Offers a #VScode like experience, so you don't feel too different.
It's also full of surprising features you don't even find on many desktop applications. (not all of those features are free)
stackblitz.com

And that's all.

In the end, it doesn't matter where you code.
What matters is that you code.

Oh wait, I almost forgot repl.it.