Site map · all of it
Everything here,
on one page.
CodeRush is one pad with a lot of doors into it. This is all of them, grouped by what you came to do.
- One pad, ten formats
- No account anywhere
- Source on GitHub
The whole map
Grouped by intent, not by date.
-
Run a language
-
Read a format
-
Move code around
-
Learn and decide
Why there are this many doors
One pad, many arrivals.
All of these pages open the same thing. What differs is the question you arrived with: somebody wants to see whether their stylesheet works, somebody else has a payload from an API and no patience, a third person has a component a model wrote and no project to put it in. One page cannot answer all of that without turning into a brochure, so each of these answers one question and then gets out of the way.
They share three things. Nothing here asks for an account. Nothing you paste is uploaded to run — detection, compilation and rendering all happen in your tab, and the privacy notes show you how to confirm that with your own developer tools. And every one of them ends in the same editor, so reading stops and making starts in one click.
If you only open one
Start in the middle.
Open the pad and paste whatever is on your clipboard. It will work out what you gave it — a page, a script, a component, a document, a payload — and run it in a sandboxed frame. Everything on this map is a longer answer to a question you will have after that.
The source for all of it, including these pages, is public: github.com/arbourfr/coderush-run. If a page here is wrong about what the product does, that is a bug worth reporting — the claims on these pages are meant to be checkable, and the test suite in that repository checks most of them.