A simple Perl 6 tutorial system that lets users try out Perl 6 without installing it on their own system first. The interface is fairly (there's an understatement for ya) JavaScript-heavy so that it's got an easy-to-get-to tutorial sidebar, and the Perl 6 compilation/execution runs over websockets.
Security note - right now there really isn't any - it simply runs the same Perl 6 compiler that the main application uses. Before actually running this on any live server, please give a thought to where the Perl 6 compiler(s) will be located, and ideally run the perl6 compiler that's accepting user input in a chroot'ed iron box with CPU and RAM limitations.
Eventually there will be a separate server that you can spawn inside a chroot server.
This is heavily cribbed from jnthn's cro+react+redux tutorial, jnthn++.
Aside from the React/Redux stuff for websockets, it uses MUI for the sidebar containing lesson plans, and eventually MUI styling for the buttons and whatever else I can get working.
It's inspired by learn.golang.org, which is a very simple set of tutorial pages and access to a Go compiler. I've changed the look-and-feel somewhat, but I would love to have someone with a better eye for UI go over it.
zef install --/test cro
(the --/test' builds the cro' binary as well as loads its modules.)
And then, after cloning this repository, and changing into its directory, do:
zef install --depsonly .
npm install .
npm run build
cro run