Nimbus alternatives

All frontend developments I have made in the last two years have been done quickly with CodeSandbox. It's a great product to try things out and see the result fast.

I’ve been on the beta for the iOS app, ⁦⁦⁦and excited to it launch - I initially tried using the browser version on the iPad, which worked well, but this native iOS app is a game changer, as it brings all the native touch and gestures which the browser doesn't support. It just becomes so easy and much more comfortable to use. Now I can code without carrying the bigger laptop 🎉

We love the way yepcode makes it easy for us to keep our integrations controlled and maintainable. Our marketing and sales team can iterate and test new tools with almost no integration costs

The WebContainers API by StackBlitz is a revolutionary technology that redefines browser-based development. Its ability to run Node.js natively inside the browser without relying on cloud VMs or local installations is groundbreaking. I was particularly impressed by its speed, spinning up entire development environments in milliseconds, and its seamless offline support. The feature to run servers directly in the browser using a virtualized TCP network stack offers unmatched convenience and significantly reduces latency, often outperforming localhost. Security is another standout aspect. WebContainers execute all code within the browser's security sandbox, minimizing risks associated with localhost scraping or malicious actors. Additionally, the zero-footprint design ensures that no unnecessary files, such as node_modules, clog the local system, as each environment refreshes cleanly with just a page reload. Beyond performance and security, its versatility for interactive coding, tutorials, and browser-based IDEs positions it as a game-changer for modern web development. Its compatibility with modern toolchains like Webpack and Vite, coupled with its cost-efficiency by eliminating server dependency, makes it ideal for scaling development workflows. This API truly feels like the future of software development, blending desktop-grade capabilities into a browser experience. A big thank you to StackBlitz for pushing the boundaries of what's possible on the web!