Quokka.js runs JavaScript and TypeScript with instant feedback. Runtime values are updated and displayed in your editor next to your code, as you type.
A cool piece of software for helping coding and debugging, pro gives extra bits such as lib imports and whatnot. Aussies get a $16 discount, 50% off the remainder. There's also a 30% off "existing user discount", not sure if it stacks!
Price above for individual, org price is $60.50.
I have a licence for this (and for Wallabyjs) and absolutely love it. Basically, it allows you to explore live values, time travel through code, loads of cool stuff. Really good for people just learning to code, as it makes troubleshooting far easier (imo). Also, good for writing tests and prototyping.
This isn't really similar to jsfiddle or codesandbox like others mentioned, it integrates with your IDE, so there's no context switching/you've got your whole project there, and also does lots of cool stuff like mentioned above,
Here's a good explanation from Brad Traversy of what it is:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_sEWa5hA0Q
Aussies too. Great company.
Thanks for explaining it
I'm sure there are some cases where this would benefit certain dev's but just using Visual Studio Code or https://codesandbox.io/ would suffice for most wouldn't it, both free?