No. 22 of 58 ·Code Playground Software

Dabblet

Web

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One barScore 5.3

Dabblet is ranked #22 of 58 in code playground software on Freedom251. It runs on Web.

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Purpose: Dabblet is an interactive playground for quickly testing CSS and HTML snippets.
Live preview: The maker’s launch post says Dabblet updates the preview in real time without requiring a button press.
CSS prefixes: Dabblet uses -prefix-free to add CSS prefixes automatically.
Save and share: Users can save work in GitHub Gists, embed it in other websites, and share it.
Editor controls: The editor offers CSS, HTML, JavaScript, and result views, along with horizontal, vertical, and separate layouts.
JavaScript limitation: JavaScript inside script tags is not executed; the help page says inline event handlers are the current way to add JavaScript.
Browser support: The help page says Dabblet supports modern versions of Chrome, Safari, and Firefox.
Keyboard use: The help page documents keyboard shortcuts for saving, navigating tabs, editing, indenting, and adjusting values.
Bug reports: The maker directs users to Dabblet’s GitHub bug tracker to report bugs and suggest features.
License: Dabblet itself is open source software distributed under the NPOSL-3.0 license.
Posted code: The help page says posted code belongs to its poster and that no license is enforced.
Maker: The help page identifies Lea Verou as Dabblet’s maker.

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