I'm confused, how is it server less if it literally had a server.py file that acts as an HTTP server? I'm not sure, but it appears it may also expect to run in Docker, for another layer of complexity. Finally, why this vs any other editor? What advantage does it offer, especially if the first two assumptions in this post are accurate?

It seems to also be a sort of repl or something that evaluates the code you write as you write it maybe? I'd have to look at this from my computer to understand, but it's not what I expected from the title.

I apologize if the title seemed misleading. The code execution part is built on a serverless framework, FaaS https://github.com/alexellis/faas. At some point, I might be able to incorporate the web page itself as being executed through FaaS, but for now, it is served up through a service that runs alongside the serverless code execution.

That being said, I chose to go with the FaaS so I could support more languages for execution of code than AWS or Azure currently does. Which I am working on adding more languages as develope new features for this project.

Please let me know if you have any other feedback.

Kind Regards

It uses the FaaS Framework (https://github.com/alexellis/faas) which bills itself as "a serverless framework for Docker"

>Serverless Code Editor Framework

Library Reactive Functional Composable

Machine Learning Artificial Intelligence Self Driving Augmented Reality Blockchain Startup as a Service...

Can I call 'bingo' yet?

Not quite. You forgot Social Geolocation RESTful API Cloud Scalable Container Sharing Economy Flash Sale.

Cryptocurrency Fibers based Hybrid Deep Learning maps for High-Performance Regressions that are Realtime Socket powered by Scalable Event Queue design rewritten in Rust.

Yeah, I guess I should have introduced my crowning achievement instead... a random HN Tech Buzzword Title generator ;).

Seriously, though. thank you for taking a look at the project and let me know if you have any questions.

You got to that just by the word "serverless" being used to refer to the code execution? Amusing caption contest, but completely missing the point.

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TL;DR: A repl that uses Docker and executing code in Function-as-a-service way