Usually you have a bundler/transpiler running on the host, with sandpack we moved that step to the browser so you can share a link with anyone and they instantly get a development friendly (JSX, TS, ...) project that…
Everything nodebox does is scoped to the current browser window, it has no access to any part of the hostmachine, it's not really a vm but actually a new web worker which runs the Node.js code you request. This is…
Usually you have a bundler/transpiler running on the host, with sandpack we moved that step to the browser so you can share a link with anyone and they instantly get a development friendly (JSX, TS, ...) project that…
Everything nodebox does is scoped to the current browser window, it has no access to any part of the hostmachine, it's not really a vm but actually a new web worker which runs the Node.js code you request. This is…