Is there a way to code together?

CodeTogether is particularly appealing because it is available for Eclipse, VS Code, and IntelliJ-based IDEs. Participants can jump into a browser-based editor regardless of their personal editor preference, so CodeTogether works for a solid cross-section of users.

Can you work together on code org?

No – Pair programming on Code.org, in its current state, is designed to be used by students sharing one device and working together on one device. We don’t support live collaboration between students (and/or between teachers) on one single project or puzzle, but hope to add such support in the future.

How can I share my code online with others?

There are a few code sharing websites out on the web with different features….Top 7 Code Sharing Website For Developers

1. Github Gist.
2. CodePen.
3. JSFiddle.
4. Codepad.
5. Codeshare.
6. JS Bin.
7. Liveweave.

How do you collaborate in code org?

Collaborate on Create Task project in code.org

1. Configuring Sharing options for students using App Lab [link]
2. Once you have configured your class sharing permissions: In App Lab at the top of the screen you’ll see a Share button. Once that button is clicked, a Share your Project window opens.

Is code together safe?

CodeTogether is designed to keep your code safe and secure by keeping the full source code on the host system and only relaying necessary information using end-to-end encryption. When you start a CodeTogether session, a unique key is generated for the session.

How do you view student projects in code org?

Any standalone projects that your students are working on independent of Code.org courses will be shown under the Projects tab on the teacher dashboard. This view makes it easy to review or monitor any projects you may have assigned to your students.

What is the best way to share code?

The Top 5 Places to Share Code Quickly

1. Pastie. Pastie isn’t the most feature rich pastebin site out there, nor does it support the most languages, but it is one of the most elegant.
2. Gist. Gist is one of the most robust paste tools on the Internet.
3. TinyPaste.
4. EtherPad.
5. Snipplr.