JSpark 0.2.1

An internal test build, to try updating from 0.2.0. Nothing changed for you since 0.2.0.

SHA-256

8fda74b0d02f09cc39ea0c0714114ef0f49494f85e98d7cf49c21b305d701af1  JSpark-0.2.1-arm64.dmg
affd6462b8084820b690b3bd5c3b584f3da58211cfd49fd89eae83902e820820  JSpark-0.2.1-arm64-mac.zip

JSpark 0.2.0

JSpark now keeps itself up to date.

New

• New versions download in the background and install the next time you quit. Turn off Automatic updates to decide yourself (Settings → About).
• Check for Updates in Settings → About shows what changed in every version you skipped, newest first, with Download & Restart.
• After an update, What's new shows once on the next launch, and needs no connection.

SHA-256

b718a5547978ac67bac671a8fd62eb2654bd7774ffdb40ea248cdf7baba3fc97  JSpark-0.2.0-arm64.dmg
41eb940cf70aef490ae2734a359edfb8b5c9de2f36a6ce3e944ce7d11d78339b  JSpark-0.2.0-arm64-mac.zip

JSpark 0.1.0

The first build of JSpark: a desktop playground for JavaScript and TypeScript where you type code, press Run, and then replay what it did, one step at a time.

Try first

• Pick a Starter on the Home screen, such as Node.js, Web Page, React or Vue, and press Run: a small working demo is already there.
• After running a Node.js Snippet, open the Timeline and step forwards and backwards through it, with every variable's value at each step.
• Add //? to the end of a line to see its value drawn right in the code as a Peek.
• Write a Web Snippet and watch its live page beside the editor update as you type.
• Save a Snippet to the Library to keep it across restarts, with a title and tags.

SHA-256

bf6efbd1dfc115c9d7e46381575676fa970e42cbb2686df2dc52ce2f88b224e0  JSpark-0.1.0-arm64.dmg
5f9d01c9e71cdb67fe21d8acfc9172d27b2adaa2ef240c83ffdb03a2d2cf4b72  JSpark-0.1.0-arm64-mac.zip