Community Inspirations #

This page is a tribute to our Community who have been using WebContainers over the past two years - and who have been building with WebContainer API since it was released in June 2022 in a private alpha. Here are some of the projects that are powered by it.

Projects built with WebContainers #

Tutorial: SvelteKit #

A full educational experience of learning Svelte in the browser. Try it yourself!

Are you curious why Svelte decided to go full-in with WebContainers? Hear Rich Harris explain it in his talk "Fullstack Documentation" delivered at JSNation 2022:

Online IDEs: Codeflow #

Codeflow IDE is a full-featured version of the desktop Visual Studio Code IDE supporting git commands, desktop extensions and a Node.js development server with terminal. This entire docs site was built entirely in Codeflow IDE.

Here's a Keynote from Eric Simons, the CEO of StackBlitz, announcing Codeflow at ViteConf 2022:

Read more about StackBlitz and Codeflow in this Newstack article: "StackBlitz Launches Codeflow and Announces Figma Investment"

AI: re:tune #

The missing frontend for GPT-3, on a mission to empower everyone to build AI-first software at the speed of thought.

re:tune is on a mission to set the stage for AI-native IDEs - building GPT-3 powered apps, without writing any code.

Game: schachnovelle #

A command line chess game written in Node.js. Explore it yourself!

As Manus Nijhoff, the author of this chess game, puts it, “If you've got nothing better to do than waste time in the terminal, StackBlitz is there with you!”

Low-Code: Web Publisher #

A publishing tool that makes editing docs or blogs pleasant thanks to a realtime preview of the changes. In fact, you can try it yourself by editing this page!

Here's a talk from 2022 Next.js Conf by Sylwia Vargas, a Developer Advocate at StackBlitz, about making your docs editing experience easier at ViteConf 2022:

Tech Educator's Toolkit #

Tech Educator's Toolkit is an early exploration of WebContainer API and of a new way to write interactive tutorials. Watch this talk from Dan Jutan from ViteConf 2022 to see it in action: