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A https://golang.org/ like env where people can play with a live go-ipfs daemon
Might be hard to actually implement unless we can compile the go-ipfs implementation to JS. Otherwise we would need to dynamically start daemons and it could probably be abused easily.
However, a sandbox for a js-ipfs daemon would be really nice, + can be used for reporting issues if we can allow people to save their code.
We will add basic instructions for both the JavaScript and Go API. Not sure what would be the best way to visually present both API's without confusing user.
While we may add some of the ideas raised here to an install section on the homepage (as per #299), the issues originally raised in this, erm, issue were obviated by #272 (our documentation looks and behaves entirely differently than when @daviddias originally suggested these changes). Closing.
Currently, the Website makes no reference to js-ipfs and therefore misses a ton of examples that were created.
I want to propose the following changes:
Figure 1

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