Our code editor is designed with developers in mind, offering an intuitive interface and robust features that simplify coding tasks. With real-time syntax highlighting, intelligent code suggestions, and seamless integration with our APIs, you can develop and test your code efficiently.
"0CodeKit offers real added value compared to the standard Make functionalities and is used by our team on a daily basis!"
This blog emphasises the importance of API security, highlighting its critical role in enabling app interactions across devices and services. Unsecured APIs can lead to data breaches and cyberattacks, especially as systems grow with microservices and multi-cloud environments.
This blog explores the importance of error handlers in maintaining reliable automated systems, using a scenario in Make with 0CodeKit to demonstrate handling errors. Error handlers prevent small issues from escalating and ensure processes continue smoothly.
This blog discusses executing arbitrary code safely and efficiently. Arbitrary code execution involves running user-provided code, posing security risks. Inspired by Docker and Linux kernel sandboxing, they upgraded the infrastructure to provide disposable environments.
Yes — you can require(...) npm modules. import syntax is not supported. Dependencies will be automatically installed.
Each execution runs up to 3 minutes. The JS runs on the Bun runtime. Pricing is 50 credits per execution.
Use a return { … } at top level, or assign to global result (do not redeclare it). Avoid console prints if you want output data.