You can now save yourself several clicks by instantly creating a blank pad in a new browser window. Just type in pad.new and you’ll go straight to our sandbox.
And if you need a code sandbox to play around and test some ideas in a compiled programming language right in your browser, we have shortcuts for those too:
- cpp.new (C++)
- kotlin.new (Kotlin)
- objc.new (Objective C)
- python.new (Python)
These shortcuts are great for quickly prototyping since the alternative is often a tedious and convoluted local setup environment. No need for compiler flags here–it’s code-and-run right from the bat.
Of course, if you’re pre-scheduling interviews, starting from your dashboard is still the route lots of folks prefer. But this shortcut makes for a quick and easy way to jump into a live interview when needed.
Where did the .new domains come from? Google. They keep a list of all the .new domains and what they create that you can check out here.