Software:JDoodle

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Short description: JDoodle is a free cloud-based online integrated development environment (IDE)


JDoodle [1] is an online cloud-based integrated development environment (IDE) that offers over 76 programming languages. It allows users to execute, share, and embed code. JDoodle's offerings span over a wide array of languages and frameworks, making it a comprehensive tool for coders and developers.

History

Gokul Chandrasekaran, the driving force behind JDoodle, began his professional journey as a software developer.[2]Confronted with the complexities and inefficiencies of setting up development environments, he founded JDoodle to create a more streamlined coding experience. The platform's popularity snowballed, leading Gokul to dedicate himself full-time to JDoodle after hitting the 500,000-user mark.[3]

Originating as a modest $20 project, JDoodle has since gained international recognition, with endorsements from over 3,000 educational institutions.[4] Reflecting the anticipated growth in the STEM sector, JDoodle's strategic mission is to democratize access to programming resources. Its immediate goal is to amass 8 million users in the coming 12 months.[5]

Features[6]

Extensive Language Support

JDoodle supports over 76 programming languages, including industry standards like Python, Java, and C++, as well as specialized languages like Rust, Kotlin, and TypeScript. This extensive support caters to a broad range of developers.

Collaboration and Real-Time Coding[7]

JDoodle’s real-time coding collaboration feature empowers developers to work synchronously on the same project. This allows for quicker issue resolution and more efficient workflow.

Interactive Compiler and Debugger

JDoodle's interactive compiler and debugger features allow users to compile and debug code within the same environment, eliminating the need to switch platforms.

Seamless Version Control

Robust version control is built into JDoodle, enabling users to track changes, revert to previous code versions, and work more efficiently.

Code Execution Metrics

The platform provides essential metrics, such as memory usage and execution time, helping developers optimize their code.

Pre-Built Templates

JDoodle offers pre-built templates for common coding tasks, allowing users to jump-start their projects.

Customizability and Extensibility

Users can tailor JDoodle's coding environment according to their needs, from theme customization to adding extensions, making it a versatile tool.

Integrated APIs

JDoodle offers a well-documented API for integration into other applications or services.

Multi-Platform Support

JDoodle is available via web browsers and is compatible with various operating systems. Additionally, JDoodle has a mobile app, ensuring coding access anytime, anywhere.

Teach and Assess Platform

JDoodle provides a comprehensive platform for teaching and assessing coding skills, making it valuable for educators and trainers.

Plugins

For technical bloggers, teachers, or developers wanting to incorporate JDoodle into their content, the platform offers specialized plugins for easy integration. The below code snippet enables plugin integration:[8]

<div data-pym-src='https://www.jdoodle.com/plugin' data-language="java"
    data-version-index="4" data-libs="mavenlib1, mavenlib2">
    Optional default code goes here
  </div>
Daily Free APIs

Users are entitled to 200 free API calls daily, offering ample opportunities for testing and development without incurring additional costs.

List of Programming Languages Offered [9]

  1. AWK
  2. Ada
  3. Algol 68
  4. Assembler (FASM)
  5. Assembler (GCC)
  6. Assembler (NASM)
  7. Bash
  8. BC
  9. Brainf**k
  10. C
  11. C++[10]
  12. C++ 14
  13. C#
  14. C99
  15. CLISP
  16. Cobol
  17. Clojure
  18. CoffeeScript
  19. D
  20. Dart
  21. Erlang
  22. Elixir
  23. Elm
  24. F#
  25. Falcon
  26. Fantom
  27. Forth
  28. Fortran
  29. Free Basic
  30. Groovy
  31. Go
  32. Hack
  33. Haskell
  34. HTML
  35. Icon
  36. Interlcal
  37. J Lang
  38. Java[11] [12]
  39. Java (Advanced)
  40. JavaScript
  41. Julia
  42. Jython
  43. Kotlin
  44. LOLCODE
  45. Lua
  46. MATLAB/Octave
  47. Nemerle
  48. Nim
  49. Ocaml
  50. NodeJS
  51. Objective-C
  52. Pascal
  53. Perl
  54. PHP
  55. Picolisp
  56. Prolog
  57. Python2[13]
  58. Python3
  59. R
  60. Racket
  61. React
  62. Rhino JS
  63. Ruby
  64. Rust
  65. Scala
  66. Scheme
  67. Shell Script
  68. SmallTalk
  69. SpiderMonkey
  70. SQL
  71. Swift
  72. TypeScript
  73. TCL
  74. Unlambda
  75. VB.Net
  76. Verilog
  77. VHDL
  78. XML
  79. YaBasic

References