What a great tool!

I have one issue:
Whether the snippet is using Javascript / Coffeescript doesn't appear to be saved or restored along with the data.
This means when I send a link I have to tell them to change the format of the javascript to coffeescript manually, then click run.

It'd be nice to be able to capture console output, so I don't have to have a console open as well, while the whole right side remains blank.

What is the license? As I'm planning to revamp it using the docpad rendering engine.

https://github.com/balupton/docpad

I propose to add Jade or Slim support. They're less verbose than HAML.

Not that I care.

On AZERTY (used on french speaking countries) keyboard, "Alt Gr" is used a lot to create some common characters.

The only way to produce # or { is by doing "Alt Gr" + "3" and "Alt Gr" + "4".

On tinkerbin, those sequences are binded on the "Alt 3" and "Alt 4" shortcuts.

Is it possible to distinguish in tinkerbin between Alt and "Alt Gr" ? If not, is it possible to have a way to change the default binding s ? (either chose another set, or just configure each shortcut).

TypeError: Result of expression 'this.run.bind' [undefined] is not a function.

    ChromeView.prototype.keyEvents = function() {
      return {
        'command enter': this.run.bind(this), // <==
        'alt enter': this.viewSource.bind(this),
        'cmd 1': this.onTabAll.bind(this),

This needs to be:

• rendered client-side
• have the CSS preloaded

%html
%body
%div{:'style' => "color: red;"} test

No style was added to the div...

Jade screws up because it can't find JSON. Also, no min-width so you can't enter text.

It would be nice to be able to have the site package up a simple html file for a current tinkerbin session.

For example, say I have some markup, css and js and I want to take it directly to my server for a prototype or quick demo.

I've hit a problem using Tinkerbin (on http://tinkerbin.com/) on my Mac. On OS X, the 'alt' key is used quite frequently for OS-level commands. A really common one is 'alt + 3' which is the only easy way of getting a pound sign '#'.

As you can imagine, this makes writing CSS in Tinkerbin a nightmare – every time I want to add a '#', I end up switching to the CSS panel... I'm not sure what solution to suggest here, any ideas?

Thanks for listening and thanks for Tinkerbin too; despite this niggle, it's a wonderful little app :)

For heaven's sake Rico make a better one