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The latest AI and developer news from Replit Blog, with short summaries.
Visit website →Modular, Fast, Lightweight: How to Build a Server-Rendered IDE
Repl.it built a plugin-based, lightweight server-rendered IDE to maximize extensibility and loading speed.
Website Hosting Now Available on Repl.it
Repl.it has launched a feature that automatically hosts user-created web programs via a subdomain.
New Features for Repls: Autosave, Custom URLs, and More
Repls has launched new features that enhance user convenience, including autosave and history management.
Workspace Feature Update
Replit improved its workspace by adding code formatting, file upload, and download features.
Two Stories from the Community
This introduces the cases of users who landed jobs as software engineers or taught students by leveraging Replit.
Repl.it Launches User Profile Feature
Repl.it has introduced personal profile features to credit users' creative works and strengthen the community.
One More Console Added
Repl.it has introduced a new tabbed console view for environments with graphical output, such as Web and Python Turtle.
Check out your Repl!
Replit is changing the existing term **sessions** to the more user-friendly **Repls**.
Introducing Kotlin REPL
In line with Google's announcement of native Kotlin support in Android, the **Kotlin REPL**, which lets users run code directly, has been released.
All npm packages now available
Replit has launched a feature that lets you import any npm package in web-based language environments.
Toward Building a Holistic Development Service
Replit is overcoming the limitations of fragmented development tools by building a holistic development service that understands every stage of code.
Getting Started with Clojure on Replit
Replit has added support for **Clojure**, a JVM-based Lisp dialect.
Start coding in Haskell on Replit
Replit has added support for the Haskell language as a new feature.
Teams for Education Introduces Assignment Dependency Settings
Repl.it has introduced assignment dependency settings and a read-only mode for locked assignments for Teams for Education.
Infinite Loop
Repl.it introduced output rate limiting and a JavaScript code transformation technique to solve the problem of browsers freezing due to infinite loops.
Reordering Assignments via Teams for Education
Repl.it has introduced a feature in Teams for Education that lets teachers directly set and manage the order of assignments.
Real-time file updates
A feature has been released that lets you view program-generated files in real time within the REPL and reflect them in the editor.
Python Package Search
Replit has introduced a package search widget that lets you search all Python packages on PyPi from within the development environment.
Python Step Debugging Feature Launched
Replit has launched a new feature that lets users step-debug Python 3 code directly in the browser environment.
Learning DevOps and AWS Through Practice: Building and Scaling a Service
It covers the process of AWS-based service scaling and DevOps automation experienced while building Repl.it's code execution service.