Webpack Playground
Beta Build Tools and Task Runners
## Introduction
Webpack is a powerful open-source JavaScript module bundler that helps developers manage dependencies and optimize their web applications. It is widely used in modern web development to bundle various assets, including JavaScript, CSS, images, and fonts, into efficient and optimized bundles.
## Quick Start
The Webpack Playground provided by GetVM offers a free online environment based on a Linux operating system, allowing users to easily learn and practice using Webpack. To get started with the Webpack Playground:
1. Access the Webpack Playground on the GetVM website.
2. The Playground provides a pre-configured environment with Webpack already installed.
3. You can start experimenting with Webpack by writing your code in the provided code editor and running Webpack commands in the terminal.
4. The Playground offers a live preview feature, allowing you to see the results of your Webpack configurations in real-time.
5. Explore the various Webpack features and configurations, such as module bundling, code splitting, and asset management, to enhance your understanding and skills.
The Webpack Playground currently provides Container-based VMs with 1 core and 2GB RAM, and storage up to 10GB. Pro users have access to 5GB of persistent storage to save their code and files. VMs can be used for a default time of 30 minutes, with a reminder after 20 minutes of use. Post-session, VMs will be deleted.
## FAQ
1. **What is the purpose of the Webpack Playground?**
The Webpack Playground is designed to help users learn and practice using Webpack in a convenient online environment without the need for local setup.
2. **What features are available in the Webpack Playground?**
The Webpack Playground provides a pre-configured Linux-based environment with Webpack installed, a code editor, a terminal, and a live preview feature to test your Webpack configurations. It also offers persistent storage for Pro users.
3. **Is the Webpack Playground free to use?**
Yes, the Webpack Playground is a free-to-use online environment provided by GetVM. However, the Free plan has restricted internet access to prevent misuse.
4. **Can I save my work in the Webpack Playground?**
Pro users can save their code and files in the 5GB of persistent storage provided. Any files saved in the /home/getvm/project/storage directory will be preserved and accessible across VMs.
5. **Is the Webpack Playground suitable for advanced Webpack use cases?**
The Webpack Playground is primarily designed for learning and experimentation purposes. While it provides a good starting point, more complex Webpack configurations and use cases may require a local development environment.
## Discord
Welcome to the GetVM Discord server! You can ask questions, share your projects, and get help from the community. Join us at [https://discord.gg/XxKAAFWVNu](https://discord.gg/XxKAAFWVNu)
CMake Playground
Beta Build Tools and Task Runners
## Introduction
CMake is an open-source, cross-platform build system generator that helps manage the build process for software projects across multiple platforms. It is widely used in the development of C/C++ applications, as it provides a consistent and portable way to build, test, and package software.
## Quick Start
The CMake Playground on the GetVM website provides a free online environment for users to learn and practice using CMake. To get started, follow these steps:
1. Access the CMake Playground on the GetVM website.
2. In the playground, you can create and edit CMake files, build your project, and run the generated executable.
3. To create a new CMake project, click on the "New" button and provide a project name.
4. Write your CMake code in the provided editor, and then click the "Build" button to generate the project.
5. Once the build is successful, you can run the generated executable by clicking the "Run" button.
6. The playground also provides a terminal window where you can interact with your project and view the build output.
## Features
- The CMake Playground provides Container-based VMs with 1 core and 2GB RAM, and storage up to 10GB.
- VMs can be used for a default time of 30 minutes, with a reminder after 20 minutes. Pro users have 5GB of persistent storage to save their code and files.
- The Free plan restricts internet access to prevent misuse, ensuring a safe and reliable service for all users.
- With the Pro plan, you have access to 5GB of persistent storage, which is automatically mounted to the /home/getvm/project/storage directory on VM startup.
## FAQ
1. **What is the purpose of the CMake Playground?**
The CMake Playground is a free online environment that allows users to learn and experiment with CMake without the need to set up a local development environment.
2. **Can I save my work in the CMake Playground?**
Pro users can save their work in the 5GB of persistent storage provided. Free users should be prepared to download or copy their CMake files and project code if they want to continue working on it outside of the playground.
3. **Can I cancel my subscription anytime?**
Yes, you can cancel your subscription at any time. You'll retain access until the end of your billing period.
## Discord
Welcome to the GetVM Discord server! You can ask questions, share your projects, and get help from the community. Join us at [https://discord.gg/XxKAAFWVNu](https://discord.gg/XxKAAFWVNu)
Make Playground
Beta Build Tools and Task Runners
## Introduction
Make is a build automation tool used in software development to build, test, and deploy software projects. It is commonly used to manage the compilation and linking of source code files into executable programs.
## Quick Start
To use the Make Playground on the GetVM website, follow these steps:
1. Go to the GetVM website and navigate to the Make Playground.
2. In the playground, you can create and edit a Makefile, which is the configuration file used by the Make tool.
3. Write your Makefile rules and commands, and then click the "Run" button to execute the Make process.
4. The output of the Make process will be displayed in the console, allowing you to see the results of your Makefile.
## FAQ
1. **What is the purpose of the Make Playground?**
The Make Playground provides a free, online environment for users to learn and practice using the Make tool, without the need to set up a local development environment.
2. **What operating system is the Make Playground based on?**
The Make Playground is based on a Linux operating system, allowing users to work with Make in a Unix-like environment.
3. **Can I save and load my Makefiles in the Playground?**
Yes, the Make Playground allows you to save and load your Makefiles, so you can continue working on your projects later.
4. **What configurations are used for VMs?**
Currently, we provide Container-based VMs with 1 core and 2GB RAM, and storage up to 10GB. We plan to offer higher configurations and Cloud VMs in the future to support a broader range of practice needs.
5. **How long can I use a VM after starting it?**
VMs can be used for a default time of 30 minutes. You'll receive a reminder after 20 minutes of use. Post-session, VMs will be deleted. Pro users have 5GB of persistent storage to save their code and files.
6. **Can I cancel my subscription anytime?**
Absolutely. You can cancel your subscription at any time. If you cancel, you'll retain access until the end of your billing period.
7. **Why can't the Free plan connect to the internet?**
We restrict internet access on the Free plan to prevent misuse such as crypto mining or cyber attacks, ensuring a safe and reliable service for all users.
8. **How do I use persistent storage to save files?**
With Pro, you have access to 5GB of persistent storage. It is automatically mounted to the /home/getvm/project/storage directory on VM startup. Any files saved in this directory will be preserved and accessible, allowing you to share them across VMs.
9. **Are there any rules for using VMs?**
VMs should be used for learning and experimentation within resource limits. Do not misuse VM resources, refrain from downloading large files to conserve bandwidth, and avoid using VMs for cryptocurrency mining or engaging in illegal activities like network attacks.
## Discord
Welcome to the GetVM Discord server! You can ask questions, share your projects, and get help from the community. Join us at [https://discord.gg/XxKAAFWVNu](https://discord.gg/XxKAAFWVNu)
Gulp Playground
Beta Build Tools and Task Runners
## Introduction
Gulp is a popular open-source JavaScript task runner used for automating development workflows. It helps developers streamline their build processes, such as compiling code, minifying files, and managing dependencies.
## Quick Start
The Gulp Playground on GetVM website provides a free online environment based on the Linux operating system, allowing users to learn and practice using Gulp more effectively. The Playground includes a code editor, a terminal, and pre-configured Gulp projects to help users explore and practice Gulp tasks. Users can also upload and work with their own Gulp projects.
To use the Gulp Playground:
1. Access the GetVM website and navigate to the Gulp Playground.
2. The Playground will provide a pre-configured environment with Gulp already installed.
3. You can start writing Gulp tasks and experiment with different Gulp features in the provided code editor.
4. The Playground also includes sample Gulp files and projects to help you get started.
5. Once you're ready, you can run and test your Gulp tasks directly in the Playground.
The Gulp Playground is provided as a free online service, and it is based on a Linux operating system, providing a consistent and reliable environment for Gulp development.
## FAQ
1. **What is the purpose of the Gulp Playground?**
The Gulp Playground is designed to provide a convenient and accessible environment for users to learn and experiment with Gulp, without the need to set up a local development environment.
2. **What features are available in the Gulp Playground?**
The Gulp Playground includes a code editor, a terminal, and pre-configured Gulp projects to help users explore and practice Gulp tasks. Users can also upload and work with their own Gulp projects.
3. **Is the Gulp Playground free to use?**
Yes, the Gulp Playground on the GetVM website is provided as a free online service.
4. **What operating system is the Gulp Playground based on?**
The Gulp Playground is based on a Linux operating system, providing a consistent and reliable environment for Gulp development.
5. **Can I save my work in the Gulp Playground?**
The Gulp Playground is an online environment, so any work done within it is not automatically saved. Users are advised to download or export their Gulp projects if they want to continue working on them outside the Playground.
## Discord
Welcome to the GetVM Discord server! You can ask questions, share your projects, and get help from the community. Join us at [https://discord.gg/XxKAAFWVNu](https://discord.gg/XxKAAFWVNu)
Grunt Playground
Beta Build Tools and Task Runners
## Introduction
Grunt is a JavaScript task runner that helps automate repetitive tasks in web development, such as compiling code, running tests, and deploying applications.
## Quick Start
To use the Grunt Playground on GetVM website, follow these steps:
1. Access the Grunt Playground environment on the GetVM website.
2. The Playground provides a pre-configured Linux environment with Grunt already installed.
3. You can start exploring Grunt by running sample Grunt tasks or creating your own Gruntfile.js configuration file.
4. The Playground allows you to experiment with Grunt commands, plugins, and configurations in a safe and isolated environment.
## FAQ
1. **What is the purpose of the Grunt Playground?**
The Grunt Playground is a free online environment provided by GetVM to help users learn and practice using the Grunt task runner without the need to set up a local development environment.
2. **What features are available in the Grunt Playground?**
The Grunt Playground provides a pre-configured Linux environment with Grunt already installed, allowing users to explore Grunt commands, plugins, and configurations in a safe and isolated environment. The VMs have 1 core, 2GB RAM, and up to 10GB of storage. Pro users have access to 5GB of persistent storage to save their code and files.
3. **How long can I use a VM after starting it?**
VMs can be used for a default time of 30 minutes. You'll receive a reminder after 20 minutes of use. Post-session, VMs will be deleted. Pro users have access to 5GB of persistent storage to save their work.
4. **Can I cancel my subscription anytime?**
Yes, you can cancel your subscription at any time. If you cancel, you'll retain access until the end of your billing period.
5. **Why can't the Free plan connect to the internet?**
Internet access is restricted on the Free plan to prevent misuse such as crypto mining or cyber attacks, ensuring a safe and reliable service for all users.
6. **How do I use persistent storage to save files?**
With the Pro plan, you have access to 5GB of persistent storage. It is automatically mounted to the /home/getvm/project/storage directory on VM startup. Any files saved in this directory will be preserved and accessible, allowing you to share them across VMs.
7. **Are there any rules for using VMs?**
VMs should be used for learning and experimentation within resource limits. Do not misuse VM resources, refrain from downloading large files to conserve bandwidth, and avoid using VMs for cryptocurrency mining or engaging in illegal activities like network attacks.
## Discord
Welcome to the GetVM Discord server! You can ask questions, share your projects, and get help from the community. Join us at [https://discord.gg/XxKAAFWVNu](https://discord.gg/XxKAAFWVNu)
Yarn Playground
Beta Build Tools and Task Runners
## Introduction
Yarn is a package manager for JavaScript and Node.js applications. It is an alternative to the default npm package manager, providing a faster, more secure, and more reliable way to manage dependencies in web projects.
## Quick Start
The Yarn Playground on GetVM website provides a free online environment based on a Linux operating system, allowing users to learn and practice Yarn more effectively. To use the Yarn Playground:
1. Access the Yarn Playground on the GetVM website.
2. The playground will provide a pre-configured Linux environment with Yarn already installed.
3. You can start using Yarn commands in the terminal to manage your project's dependencies, such as installing, adding, or removing packages.
4. The playground also includes sample project files and examples to help you get started with Yarn.
## FAQ
1. **What is the purpose of the Yarn Playground?**
The Yarn Playground is a free online environment that allows users to learn and experiment with Yarn without the need to set up a local development environment.
2. **What features are available in the Yarn Playground?**
The Yarn Playground provides a pre-configured Linux environment with Yarn already installed. Users can execute Yarn commands, manage dependencies, and explore sample project files. The VMs have 1 core, 2GB RAM, and up to 10GB of storage. Pro users have access to 5GB of persistent storage to save their code and files.
3. **How long can I use a VM after starting it?**
VMs can be used for a default time of 30 minutes. You'll receive a reminder after 20 minutes of use. Post-session, VMs will be deleted. Pro users have access to persistent storage to save their work.
4. **Can I cancel my subscription anytime?**
Yes, you can cancel your subscription at any time. If you cancel, you'll retain access until the end of your billing period.
5. **Why can't the Free plan connect to the internet?**
The internet access is restricted on the Free plan to prevent misuse such as crypto mining or cyber attacks, ensuring a safe and reliable service for all users.
## Discord
Welcome to the GetVM Discord server! You can ask questions, share your projects, and get help from the community. Join us at [https://discord.gg/XxKAAFWVNu](https://discord.gg/XxKAAFWVNu)