I think you are missing the fact you just said "Keep reminding me".

I think you are missing the fact you just said "Keep reminding me".

I'm an idiot, can't even remember what I said

Anyway, I finally added the feature—hover your mouse over the the left-pointing arrow in the sidebar, and you should see an option labeled "BBify." Click it, and your code will run through the BBify'r.

As you can see, I also added an option to directly post your code to Pastebin, as I did for ORG a while back. It's there for your convenience, and there's no limit on the number of pastes you make, but if it gets abused I'll have to take it out (since it's running off my Pastebin account).

That's an awesome IDE!
I don't use IDEs, but that one is just what I needed: simple to use, there are only the necessary features (i mean, there aren't 400 buttons everywhere) and it's quite fast, for an online IDE.
I use it for my current project (designed for French students) and it's easy to use and very user-friendly. Would a French translation be possible?

Thanks!

Translations are definitely possible. A large part of the interface was built from ORG source code, which has French translation (partly thanks to you lol) so the functionality is there already.

By the way, I may have seen a bug: I used IES for about 7 hours yesterday (to code my project) and at a moment i wasn't able to click on any button in the interface, I had to refresh the tab. That wasn't annoying at all since I save my code regularly, but it could be for someone who doesn't save his work regularly.

Did the tab freeze completely (as in you couldn't type or click anything), or did clicking the buttons just not do anything? I don't think I've seen it freeze completely myself, but if it's the other problem it could be a result of the server going down.

Logs show the server was down twice yesterday, and if you used it for 7 hours () it might very well have crashed when you were using it. The app unfortunately doesn't give any indication when a request disappears like that—maybe it should.

Another major update

Thanks to NeoCrisis, the interface (except for the tab on the left that says "Toggle project list," and then for technical reasons than anything else) has been translated to French.

There's a new drop-down next to the (programming) language menu that lets you choose your (human) language, which instantly changes all buttons, help, and messages to French or English.

Quote from: NeoCrisis on July 14, 2013, 07:00:40 am

By the way, I may have seen a bug: I used IES for about 7 hours yesterday (to code my project) and at a moment i wasn't able to click on any button in the interface, I had to refresh the tab. That wasn't annoying at all since I save my code regularly, but it could be for someone who doesn't save his work regularly.

Did the tab freeze completely (as in you couldn't type or click anything), or did clicking the buttons just not do anything? I don't think I've seen it freeze completely myself, but if it's the other problem it could be a result of the server going down.

Logs show the server was down twice yesterday, and if you used it for 7 hours () it might very well have crashed when you were using it. The app unfortunately doesn't give any indication when a request disappears like that—maybe it should.

When it froze, it didn't save the work I did. But as I had a backup, it had no impact on the program.
When I wrote "I used it for 7 hours", I didn't mean "I stayed 7 hours on my computer", it was running but I was doing something else

EDIT: DJ_O: yes, that's it. 8.00 to 17.00 GMT+1 (approximately)

There's no "language file," but if you'd like to help you can send me a translation of the following items:

• Help contents (this is the big one)
• Four action buttons:
  • Save
  • Upload
  • Build
  • Help
• Build messages:
  • Project name invalid
  • Image created successfully (download)
  • Please log in or register to save online
  • Files saved successfully
  • No files found
  • File created successfully (download)

Would be awesome, will credit

You should make it then that it reads languages off of a XML file

* Sorunome runs

I probably should. At the very least it would make a 3,000-line script slightly smaller

When it froze, it didn't save the work I did. But as I had a backup, it had no impact on the program.

I'd provide an autosave option but I doubt the server could handle it.