Move the examples to a modern VS Code-like web editor

[mmomtchev]

Codepen, where the examples are hosted, is mostly for code snippets and has its limits for a bundled project.

There are many VS Code-like modern IDEs on the web now, try to find a new solution.

[tarmooo]

Perhaps stackblitz, like tanstack does it. Just a suggestion. Could help you out if needed.

https://stackblitz.com/github/tanstack/query/tree/main/examples/react/basic?file=README.md
https://tanstack.com/query/latest/docs/framework/react/examples/basic?panel=sandbox

[TrySpace]

Yes, CodePen has the elegance of a weather balloon and the ergonomics of a rotary phone during a geomagnetic storm — a fine choice for an artist, but a bad companion for bundling WASM with 17 layers of JavaScript masochism.

I’ve tested multiple VSCode-like microverses in the browser — StackBlitz, Gitpod, and even the one that runs a fake Linux kernel in WebWorkers (you know the one that tells you “root” but really means “Daddy Chrome”).

Unfortunately, every single one of them tries to install npm more times than Google reinstalls morality.

So yes, the migration is possible, but the IDE must first pass the Mahatma Gandhi scale of openness:

1. You try to import an example.
2. The editor pretends not to see your files.
3. You get evicted from your own browser sandbox.

I’m leaning toward a self-hosted stackless sandbox that yells “permission denied” in C++ accent and renders maps with jet-engine precision.

Stay tuned — the flowers from my T-shirt are now committing code.