JDoodle

Just added to JDoodle: CHICKEN Scheme. Yes, that's a real programming language. Here's what it actually does: it takes Scheme code and compiles it into C. Then into native machine code. So it's fast. Surprisingly fast for a language named after a chicken. It runs on Linux, macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android. It has hundreds of community libraries. They're called "eggs." The community is small but dedicated. Mostly used in academia, embedded systems, and by people who really love functional programming and parentheses. Want to try it? (print "Hello from CHICKEN!") Paste that into JDoodle and run it. Takes 2 seconds. https://bit.ly/4cjGkSZ

BhaiLang is a programming language created by two Indian devs (Aniket Singh & Rishabh Tripathi) as a college inside joke. The syntax is literally Hindi slang. Your code starts with "hi bhai", ends with "bye bhai", null is "nalla", true is "sahi", and if you mess up, the compiler yells "Arre Bhai Bhai Bhai!!!" When it dropped in 2022, Indian Twitter and LinkedIn went crazy. Hera Pheri memes, fake job listings asking for "2+ years BhaiLang experience", the works. We just added it to JDoodle. A fun language to play with. Finally a syntax that sounds like a conversation at a chai tapri. https://lnkd.in/dBV4SW4g Oh and we also dropped 16 other new languages and upgraded 55 to latest versions.

What's been happening on JDoodle: 1. JDoodle now supports 110+ languages. Bun, Zig, Solidity, PyPy3 just joined the list. 2. Java has always been #1 on JDoodle. 3. Pascal is still alive Universities, we see you. 4. C++ users spend the longest on our platform. They're fighting something in there. 5. Someone runs Whitespace every single day The code is literally invisible. we have questions. 🤔 6. Malaysia, you spend 30 minutes per session. What are you learning or building? 7. Our Octave/Matlab compiler gets more traffic than most people would expect. Someone out there is crunching serious numbers. 8. There's no quiet hour on JDoodle. 3 AM looks the same as 3 PM. The world codes around the clock. and that's the part that keeps us going.

A tip for every student learning to code right now. AI can write code for you. You already know that. Everyone knows that. But here's what actually happens: You know the result you want. You ask AI to write the code. It works. You move on. Then you try to change something. It breaks. You don't know why. You ask AI to fix it. It gives you something different. That also breaks. Now you're stuck. The students who stand out aren't the ones who prompt AI the best. They're the ones who understand the logic between the input and the output. They know what the code is doing and why. So when it breaks, they can fix it themselves. AI is a powerful tool. But a tool is only as good as the person using it. Use AI to learn faster. Not to skip learning. → https://bit.ly/3RmS0Kp What's your take? Is AI helping students learn or making them skip the fundamentals?

JDoodle has been around since 2013. Over a decade of helping people write, run, and share code. No crazy setup. No installs. Just a browser. We've been quiet here for a while. Not because we stopped. Because we were listening. Over the years, teachers, students, institutions, developers and recruiters who use JDoodle every day told us what worked, what didn't, and what they wished existed. JDoodle started as an online compiler. It's becoming something bigger. A complete platform to teach, learn, and build. You wouldn't want to go anywhere else. Changes are coming. Sooner than you think. If you've used JDoodle before, or if you're hearing about us for the first time, we'd love to know: what matters most to you in a coding platform? https://bit.ly/3RmS0Kp

New update: Students can now request to join your JDoodle team on their own. No account deletion needed. Teachers/team owners simply review and approve from Manage Teams.