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Maybe you could try http://friendpaste.com http://friendpaste.com :)

by benoitc2 17y ago

benatkin 17y ago
does this run code? take another look at codepad. It's not just a pastebin.
- benoitc2 17y ago
  take a look on friendpaste this isn't just a pastebin too. For code running. Yes I missed the point. Maybe because I don't see how it could works on most code if you can't import your own modules. I would be happy to participate to such project. Is sourcecode of codepad around ?
  - benatkin 17y ago
    OK, it's a pastebin with embedding and revisions. How is that not "just a pastebin"? Oh, nevermind, it's a #nosql site. I withdraw my argument.
- benoitc2 17y ago
  Oh please! realtime discussions, revsions & more. Maybe you should be more attentive rather than wanting to make your point. I already said, idea of executing code is interesting. but then something should be found to execute also custom modules. that's all what I said and I would be happy to play with this idea.
  - benatkin 17y ago
    Sorry. You assumed I was curious about PasteBins because I'm curious about sites that let you run code on them. Now, it turns out that I'm slightly curious about PasteBins. I think they're slightly more interesting than URL shorteners. They're not nearly as interesting to me as sites that let you run code on them, though. FriendPaste is neat, but it's not as daring as letting people run a bunch of different languages on your server like CodePad does. I imagine one reason it's not open source is that they're relying partly on security through obscurity. I would be if I were running such a site. BTW, I did check it out more in depth, and its python interpreter runs "import datetime" and "print datetime.datetime.now()" fine, but gives an error than an md5 library is missing when you try to run "import urllib2". So it supports some standard modules but not all.
    - benoitc2 17y ago
      I will definitly have a look on this feature. dunno how it can be generalized to all languages though.
      - benatkin 17y ago
        I'd like to see a JVM version that could run server-side JavaScript and Clojure. From what I hear, it might be easier to sandbox. I'd also like to see one that runs client-side JavaScript, but displays a warning and requires you to click to run it until it has been marked as not malicious.
CraigBuchek 17y ago
Perhaps you missed the part about CodePad compiling/interpreting the input. It's not just another pastie site.

Maybe you could try http://friendpaste.com http://friendpaste.com :)

benatkin 17y ago

does this run code? take another look at codepad. It's not just a pastebin.

benoitc2 17y ago
take a look on friendpaste this isn't just a pastebin too. For code running. Yes I missed the point. Maybe because I don't see how it could works on most code if you can't import your own modules. I would be happy to participate to such project. Is sourcecode of codepad around ?
- benatkin 17y ago
  OK, it's a pastebin with embedding and revisions. How is that not "just a pastebin"? Oh, nevermind, it's a #nosql site. I withdraw my argument.
benoitc2 17y ago
Oh please! realtime discussions, revsions & more. Maybe you should be more attentive rather than wanting to make your point. I already said, idea of executing code is interesting. but then something should be found to execute also custom modules. that's all what I said and I would be happy to play with this idea.
- benatkin 17y ago
  Sorry. You assumed I was curious about PasteBins because I'm curious about sites that let you run code on them. Now, it turns out that I'm slightly curious about PasteBins. I think they're slightly more interesting than URL shorteners. They're not nearly as interesting to me as sites that let you run code on them, though. FriendPaste is neat, but it's not as daring as letting people run a bunch of different languages on your server like CodePad does. I imagine one reason it's not open source is that they're relying partly on security through obscurity. I would be if I were running such a site. BTW, I did check it out more in depth, and its python interpreter runs "import datetime" and "print datetime.datetime.now()" fine, but gives an error than an md5 library is missing when you try to run "import urllib2". So it supports some standard modules but not all.
  - benoitc2 17y ago
    I will definitly have a look on this feature. dunno how it can be generalized to all languages though.
    - benatkin 17y ago
      I'd like to see a JVM version that could run server-side JavaScript and Clojure. From what I hear, it might be easier to sandbox. I'd also like to see one that runs client-side JavaScript, but displays a warning and requires you to click to run it until it has been marked as not malicious.

CraigBuchek 17y ago

Perhaps you missed the part about CodePad compiling/interpreting the input. It's not just another pastie site.