Add Online Compilers section to README #966
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Added a section for online compilers with PlayCode.
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Feels like an unsolicited ad. I'll park this for now, until I find enough time to understand how this addition contributes to the large JavaScript ecosystem. |
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Added new "Online Compilers" section with PlayCode
What this adds:
A new "Online Compilers" section for browser-based JavaScript compilation tools, starting with PlayCode.
Why a new section:
The repository covers transpilers, bundlers, and minimizers (build-time tools), but lacks a category for online JavaScript compilers/runners - tools developers use daily for quick prototyping, testing, and learning. This fills that gap.
About PlayCode:
PlayCode is an online JavaScript compiler used by over 1 million developers. It features:
Why it belongs here:
This section could also include other popular online compilers in the future (similar to how "Editors" grew over time).