textarea.js.org

[CollaborativeTextArea]

• There is reasonable content on the page (see: No Content)
• I have read and accepted the Terms and Conditions
• The site content can be seen at https://collaborativetextarea.github.io/textarea/ (https://collaborativetextarea.github.io/Temptextarea for preview)

The site content is a site where coders can code or write essays while collaborating meaning you can write with your friends or anybody globally using peerid to share, dont worry your peerid getting founded by bruteforce is near 0%

check https://github.com/CollaborativeTextArea/textarea/blob/main/README.md for uhh medium info

noCF is required when instantly updating the page, and it reaches people around the world, like really fast (i can mess up somethings thats why)

preview

[CollaborativeTextArea]

Ok i made another pull because last one was so confusing,

[CollaborativeTextArea]

All the detail is written

[CollaborativeTextArea]

However this means that others can write js code collaborating

[CollaborativeTextArea]

Ill be going inactive for hours and ill wont be there, i hope the details are sufficient

[CollaborativeTextArea]

https://github.com/CollaborativeTextArea/textarea/blob/main/README.md

[MattIPv4]

I struggle to see how this is related to the JavaScript community/ecosystem more-so than any other web user -- it is just a collaborative text writing site (a la Google Docs), nothing specific to JavaScript.

@indus thoughts?

[MattIPv4]

Hi there!

❌ Your requested js.org subdomain must be inserted in alphabetical order in the cnames_active.js file before we can process your request. Please fix this. 🔤

[awes956]

:/ a coding tool

[CollaborativeTextArea]

Updated the alphabetical order due to "-" misinterpretation

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[indus]

I struggle to see how this is related to the JavaScript community/ecosystem more-so than any other web user -- it is just a collaborative text writing site (a la Google Docs), nothing specific to JavaScript.

@indus thoughts?

With the color highlighting I see the requesters focus on JS devs. So I think it is ok regarding relatedness. (What I really miss is a curson ;-)

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