Stackathon Presentation: ExampleJS

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United States Fullstack Academy
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ExampleJS is a developer tool for quickly reviewing specific syntaxes in JavaScript. Internally, ExampleJS scrapes common developer sites like Mozilla Developer Network and StackOverflow for the given query and returns only code examples.


The examples themselves are injected into a web code editor so that you can edit the snippets in place and run them to see the results. ExampleJS is a one-stop destination intended to save developers from having to hunt through articles/docs/blogs so they can get back to work.

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