Nada Playground - Bounty

[Bhavye2003Developer]

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Github Repo Link

https://github.com/Bhavye2003Developer/nada-playground-v2

Video Walkthough Link

nada_plaground_demo_2.mp4

Project Description

I have built Nada Playground, a browser-based interactive development environment for the Nada programming language. This platform allows users to write, share, and run Nada code directly within their browser. It features a CodeMirror editor for coding, uses Pyodide for executing Python code, and integrates Zustand for state management. The environment includes preloaded examples for quick testing and offers a dynamic user interface, optimized for dark mode viewing. Nada Playground is built using Next.js, with WebAssembly (WASM) used for compiling Nada programs.

Here's the deployed playground: https://nada-playground-v2.vercel.app/

What problems does your project solve? How does it preserve privacy for users?

Nada Playground addresses several challenges:

• Simplifies Setup: Allows users to write and test Nada code directly in the browser without complex installation or configuration.
• Immediate Feedback: Provides real-time execution of code, enabling fast development and debugging.
• Easy Sharing: Lets users share their Nada code easily via unique URLs.
• File Uploads from GitHub: Users can upload files directly from GitHub links, streamlining the workflow for getting code and inputs into the environment.

How does it preserve privacy for users?

• No Backend: Operates entirely in the browser, so no data is sent to or stored on external servers.
• Local Execution: Executes code locally using Pyodide, keeping user interactions and code private.
• No Accounts Required: Does not require user accounts or personal information, reducing data collection.

How does the project use Nillion? Describe and link to any Nada programs

Nada Playground is built specifically for Nada, the programming language developed by Nillion. It provides an environment to author, test, and share Nada programs directly in the browser.

Since Nada is the language used by Nillion, Nada Playground leverages this language to enable users to experiment with and run Nillion-based code seamlessly.

Is there anything else you want to share?

One challenge I’ve encountered is dealing with versioning issues related to different Python linters. Additionally, the @nillion/client package, which is used for storing programs on the testnet, has shown compatibility problems and does not work well with Vercel, Webpack, or other bundlers due to bugs in its core base.

Optional - Link your project and team members' social handles

https://www.linkedin.com/in/bhavye-jain-8980ab255
https://x.com/BhavyeJain29

Optional - Team ETH Address(es)

0xA47fF196A9F8874E56e6245Fbb927fd4A61E5ea4