Click the revert button and it will reload the code from the database based on the url you requested.
Funny you ask! Absolutely you can - just save the gist in Github, and either using the gist to JS Bin bookmarklet, or change the url from http://gist.github.com/271333 to http://jsbin.com/gist/271333
When you tab to the output panel, JS Bin automatically inserts your JavaScript on the fly, so you don't need to worry about it.
Error checking is provided by the JSHint project. Like JSLint, but maintained and a lovely API so I could plug it in to JS Bin.
Yes. Append #html
to the end of the url when sending a saved JS Bin and when the link is opened, only the HTML tab will be shown.
Yes. Just like the HTML method, append #javascript
to the end of the url when sending a saved JS Bin and when the link is opened, only the JavaScript tab will be shown.
Either insert the JavaScript directly in to the HTML panel, or you can use the special %code%
command. Add <script>%code%</script>
to your HTML and the contents of the JavaScript panel will be inserted at that point.
Just click the 'Preview' button, and your entire code will re-run.
Yes. See the Ajax debugging video (in the top of the navigation) for a demo. Or, it's as simple as removing the HTML output, saving the code, then requesting the URL via a new snippet. JS Bin will respond to Ajax requests appropriately.
I'm afraid not, but the application is open source, so if you think you can get it working - please go ahead: http://github.com/remy/jsbin
Feel free to get in touch and if appropriate I'll add it to the FAQ.