Online IDE’s for Racket ?

[Stephen De Gabrielle]

Hi

I found that you can run DrRacket on rollApp virtualisation platform[1].

Are there any other online IDE’s for Racket? I’m interested in both in-browser repl/editor combinations or virtualised DrRacket.

Stephen

[1] rollApp DrRacket free version does not permit saving. Signup required. https://www.rollapp.com/app/drracket

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[Stephen Foster]

Wow!  This is is cool.

Also +1 -- since I'm interested in this very topic and curious to know what's out there.

P.S. You probably already know about wescheme.org, right? 

[Stephen De Gabrielle]

Yes - WeScheme is awesome - and so is 

http://pasterack.org

Suggestion: upvote racket on repl.it so you can run it from everywhere: 

https://repl.it/language-requests/p/racket

(I know it is unlikely to be as good as the full DrRacket or racket-mode experience)

S. 

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[Laurent]

Rollapp looks interesting, but when I want to sign in with my gmail account it requires to get information about all my linked email addresses. That really seems unnecessary to me, so I didn't try it.

[Annaia Berry]

I set up a Racket web project on Glitch here: https://glitch.com/~rantstack

With this you can get live reloading and hosting of a Racket web server.

[Sam Tobin-Hochstadt]

Ooh, that's very cool.

[Stephen Foster]

I came across some old posts on compiling Racket for the web, but I was wondering if there was any recent activity on this.  Has anyone ever compiled Racket (including DrRacket) for the web -- i.e. with Emscripten?  (I know about things like Whalesong and RacketScript.  But I don't think these are applicable here.)

If not, I was wondering if someone who knows more about these things could comment on whether such a thing is worth trying and what the challenges might be.  The last posts on this topic seemed like they were from 2012 (https://lists.racket-lang.org/dev/archive/2012-May/009472.html).  Are things the same today?

--Stephen

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[Hendrik Boom]

On Fri, May 24, 2019 at 03:20:47PM -0700, Stephen Foster wrote:
> I came across some old posts on compiling Racket for the web, but I was
> wondering if there was any recent activity on this. Has anyone ever
> compiled Racket (including DrRacket) for the web -- i.e. with Emscripten?
> (I know about things like Whalesong and RacketScript. But I don't think
> these are applicable here.)

Or Webassemby?

-- hendrik

[Stephen De Gabrielle]

Thank you Annaia - that is awesome!