Build a custom code editor using the WebContainer API with
It's mind-boggling what you can accomplish in the browser these days. Gabriel Daltoso joins to teach us how to build a simple code editor using the WebContainer API with StackBlitz
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Chapters:
00:00:00 - Welcome
00:00:32 - Who is Gabriel Daltoso?
00:01:20 - What inspired a Windows 95 theme for React?
00:05:11 - What is the WebContainer API?
00:12:07 - What drew you to this project?
00:13:55 - Where should I start when building an editor?
00:23:53 - What WebContainer needs to run in the browser
00:47:05 - Let’s install something
01:00:59 - Using npm create react ap
01:24:03 - Where should someone go to find out more