Shareable Computing

repl provides an environment where you can execute code the moment you type it and immediately see the results, transforming programming into an activity of continuous revision and sharing, much like writing.

This kind of repl-based programming is inherently social. Simply sharing code can instantly invite others into collaboration, moving away from existing closed code-sharing methods and building an environment of 'coding together.'

This shift is transforming the programming model from the existing Stack Model to a Network Model. The paradigm is moving from writing code individually and releasing it on an app store, to sharing code publicly and developing it together with the public.

Ultimately, Shareable Computing is expected to end the era of 'Walled Gardens' such as Apple's App Store or Google Play. It is also expected to reduce the need for existing internet architecture such as DNS or web hosting, fundamentally redefining the rules of software development.