We've been providing web developers, educators, students, companies with JSFiddle free for many years.
Your can help us in one of two ways:
All ads in the editor and listing pages are turned completely off.
You get to try and use features (like the Palette Color Generator) months before everyone else.
Sort and categorize your Fiddles into multiple collections.
You can make as many Private Fiddles, and Private Collections as you wish!
Debug your Fiddle with a minimal built-in JavaScript console.
We've added the ability to download a specific fiddle version from the Editor's interface. I'll be downloaded as a Zipped single HTML file.
Saving a fiddle, even when you're logged out, will put it under the Your recent fiddles modal in the sidebar. They will eventually disappear (since they're anonymous), but now you'll have time to save them under your user after logging in.
Added Tailwind CSS to the list of precompilers - even though it's really HTML, you can activate it from the dropdown in the CSS panel. Tailwind CSS would be best used with HTML Hot-reload enabled.
We've replaced the dated code linter and formatted with more modern ones: Stylelint and Prettier.
The 3.0 updates brings a lot of changes, most notably a modern UI refresh.
There was an increadible amount of under-the-hood changes for the front-end,
we've mostly moved away from pre-processors. The light/dark themes are using a modern light-dark() approach.
The refactoring allows for more changes to be made in a spedier manner.
In the new sidebar you can find our mini-apps (right now the Color Palette Generator)
System theme follows your OS settings
CSS Hot-reload - styles update immidietly as you type
HTML Hot-reload (experimental) - update HTML immidietly as you type
Results panel color follows the selected theme
Title and description are now a single field
Public Profile page is completelty redesigned and can be easily used as your code showcase
Groups are now Collections and we have big plans for them
Collections are completely redesigned
Users can now add groups straight from the editor
Import fiddle code into other fiddles with Modules and Imports.
JS Modules: import [name] from '@jsfiddle/[username]/[fiddle].js'
CSS Import: @import url('@jsfiddle/[username]/[fiddle].css')
See how this works in this fiddle.
The fiddle listings (Public, Private, Titled, etc) will now display latest versions instead of the ones saved as Base versions - this was causing more confusion than good, so we decided to change this long-standing behavior.
Custom Console beta is getting more stable and feature-rich. Just added the ability to evaluate code in the console.
Introducing the first beta of the editor console - it's going to show you logs, warnings, errors without the need of opening full devtools.
Console is avaialble for all users during beta, after that it'll be available for JSFiddle supporters.
You can add more of your social links `Settings / Social Media`, for Dev.to, Stack Overflow and Medium. These will be displayed on the profile section in Editor's sidebar and your public profile.
Unsaved drafts feature is completely rewritten with 100% fewer bugs and 10x more maintainable codebase – as the author of the previous one, I had hard times figuring out what it does 🥴
Formed in 2009, the Archive Team (not to be confused with the archive.org Archive-It Team) is a rogue archivist collective dedicated to saving copies of rapidly dying or deleted websites for the sake of history and digital heritage. The group is 100% composed of volunteers and interested parties, and has expanded into a large amount of related projects for saving online and digital history.
