JavaScript vs. PlayCode vs. Slate vs. wysihtml Comparison Chart

The #1 JavaScript playground and sandbox to write, run and repl it. JavaScript playground is perfect for learning and prototyping javascript sandboxes. Fast and easy to use. Start a JavaScript playground project using ready-to-use templates. JavaScript is one of the most popular languages for web development. It is needed in order to make web pages alive. Today JavaScript can be run not only in the browser but also on the server. Learning, practicing and prototyping is much easier right in the javascript playground because the browser is designed to run javascript. This is the perfect coding IDE. In turn, PlayCode tries to use all the browser features to ensure maximum, comfortable run javascript sandbox. Read, evaluate, print, and loop, a simple pre-configured coding environment that quickly shows the JavaScript execution result. So, you just open PlayCode without installing anything, write code, and JavaScript playground runs your code instantly and shows the result.

wysihtml is an extended and less strict approach on xing/wysihtml5 open source rich text editor. The code is library agnostic and has all dependencies bundled, no jQuery, Prototype or similar is required. The currently bundled dependencies are rangy.js (including textrange and selectionsaverestore modules) and base.js. This project is supported by Voog. It’s an open source, community developed wysiwyg html rich text editor. Any web developer can grab it and use it in her projects. Fast and lightweight, auto-linking of urls as-you-type, valid, semantic HTML5 (even when pasting from Word), no iframes required, no jQuery required, and it's modular, so you can add your own tools. Object namespace is now wysihtyml (was previously wysihtml5). This change includes all classnames and event names. The default toolbar is separated to independent module (wysihtml.toolbar.js) and must be added separately if used.