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Is there a decent javascript browser for self-editing?

Is there a decent standalone browser-based javascript editor?

Obviously, you can create a quick js editor with a page containing the textarea form, some buttons, and callbacks. I am wondering if someone took this as a start and ran with it.

Editable javascript can be defined on a global line or it can be served by .js

The ideal editor will display a beautiful version inside the browser window and provide some development environment for editing the script.

It is clear that user-written scripts will exist only inside the browser and cannot be saved without any additional functions on the server side. An ideal package would discuss and explore this .... but I would agree to anything that just allows the user to make their own simple changes in 100-200 lines of scripts.

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I'm not sure exactly what you are asking for, but does jsbin satisfy your needs?

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The hard part of what sounds the way you want to do is parsing javascript so you can do reasonable things with it. The CodeMirror library can help you develop something that can be placed on a page.

UPDATE:

The Etherpad is no longer around, but Ace is really nice. It has a long history and is the engine used by Cloud9 IDE.

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Also check out Bespin .

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There are also integrated solutions that, in addition to online browser-based editing of JavaScript code, do other things for you, such as running JS code in a browser or placing it for you.

If you are interested, try Erbix.com .

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