On Tue, Dec 4, 2018 at 7:26 PM Michael Van Canneyt via lazarus < lazarus@lists.lazarus-ide.org> wrote:
> On Tue, 4 Dec 2018, silvioprog via lazarus wrote: > > > Awesome news! Thanks for this incredible work. ☺ > > > > Can we use it for online tests to report bugs via Mantis? (something like > > JSFiddle) > > An interesting concept, I like it. > > This is something we can and should indeed think about. > Some ideias: 1. a clean highlighted source editor allowing: 1.1 to link the CDN of the common JS/CSS libraries (jQuery.js, Vue.js, Bootstrap, Modernizr...); 1.2 to save the code and share its link (shortened?); 1.3 to download the generated codes/logs (compressed?); 1.4 code hinting (like Lazarus' identifier completion. This feature was recently added to JSFiddle); 1.5 code minify and/or uglify <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19694448/whats-the-difference-between-concat-and-uglify-and-minify> (allowing to copy the single generated line). 2. an easy-to-remember link: 2.1 a long link idea: https://pas2js.freepascal.org/<OUR-MANTIS-USER>/<CODE-TO-SHARE> (ex: https://pas2js.freepascal.org/michael/Q8KVC) 2.2 a short link (*very* optional, but useful 🙂) 3. extra: 3.1 allows the user to manage codes (something like https://pastebin.com); 3.2 allows reviews/corrections from other users (something like a fork + share). Just some naive ideas and maybe hard to be implemented, but useful. 😅 -- Silvio Clécio
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