> Bernd N. wrote:
> At times it is hard to believe that it is "just" a HTML5 stack, it
> seems like a little IDE in its own.
It is in fact an interesting question how much of the IDE can be "ported"
to a HTML5 standalone. Currently we are at the level of a non-debugging
message box. If somebody is
Hello Hermann,
this is a super HTML5 stack. It lets one easily test what works and does not
work in HTML5 stacks.
Anyone interested in HTML5 stacks should at least have a look at it.
At times it is hard to believe that it is "just" a HTML5 stack, it seems like a
little IDE in its own.
And also
There is nearly no documentation in the dictionary what works (or works not)
in HTML5 standalones. That's why I made this tool:
Here is "hhTestInStandalone", a HTML5 standalone that is ready for testing
code snippets up to local libraries (script-only stacks).
I use it to isolate critical script
