Share code using these lightning fast sandboxes available in almost all popular languages
In my last article I mentioned about Intervue to take remote interviews effectively.
I also wrote about how Intervue has integrated everything needed to take an interview under a URL.
Today I bumped into one of their new functionalities which I found was pretty cool!!
The GIF below shows how easy it is to open a sandbox
All you have to remember is intervue.io/<language_name>
Image showing sandbox environment of intervue.io
Few quick access sandboxes for your reference
Compiled
- -https://www.intervue.io/c
- https://www.intervue.io/c++
- https://www.intervue.io/dart
- https://www.intervue.io/php
- https://www.intervue.io/scala
- https://www.intervue.io/java
- https://www.intervue.io/swift
- https://www.intervue.io/erlang
- https://www.intervue.io/go
- https://www.intervue.io/kotlin
- https://www.intervue.io/rust
Interpretated
- https://www.intervue.io/bash
- https://www.intervue.io/coffeescript
- https://www.intervue.io/elixir
- https://www.intervue.io/python3
- https://www.intervue.io/python2
- https://www.intervue.io/typescript
- https://www.intervue.io/javascript
- https://www.intervue.io/r
- https://www.intervue.io/ruby
Databases
Others
I can even fork these sandboxes to share particular piece of code with my colleagues or share a proof of concept with my manager.
The only drawback that I found was that the forked sandboxes expire after 24 hours.
I hope Intervue team will bring some mechanism to store these sandboxes as I could not find any.
Before I end this article here is a sample code to make polyfill for Array.prototype.filter function:
My First Intervue sandbox showing polyfill for Array.prototype.filter
Although this might expire after 24 hours as they say.
Another great part is that it Auto Saves. No need to click the save button
Conclusion
I really liked the sandbox functionality as it is pretty light weight, easy to use and so accessible.
Happy coding!