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Two integrations we are working on right now.

**Java, through CheerpJ.** [CheerpJ](https://cheerpj.com) is our WebAssembly JVM, and we are

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Same editor, same terminal, same preview pane
De-claude-ify this sentence.

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Co-authored-by: Alessandro Pignotti <alessandro@leaningtech.com>
Co-authored-by: Alessandro Pignotti <alessandro@leaningtech.com>
Co-authored-by: Alessandro Pignotti <alessandro@leaningtech.com>
Reorder sections so what you can do comes before how it works, turn the
capability list into bullets, and fold the standalone "what you do not
have to do" section into the intro.

Accuracy fixes: separate the BrowserPod and BrowserCode allowlists,
correct the sandbox framing to run inside the browser on your device,
note that the free plan is personal and non-commercial, and add the open
source and startup grant programmes.

Drop the browser support caveat, remove the duplicate-session
troubleshooting, and expand the roadmap item to describe in-editor
version control.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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A few additional comments, we are almost done. Keep using followup commits to simplify my review.

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Rewrite the "what you can do in it" intro in the vibe the reviewer asked
for, keeping a short BrowserPod clause so the Portal section is not the
first mention of it.

Rephrase the issue-reporting sentence as a conditional, and invite
readers to share what they build in the Discord community.

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One final fix, the rest is approved and you can merge as you see fit

And if you build something with it, we would like to see it. The most interesting uses of a
development environment with no setup cost are usually the ones we have not thought of yet.
And if you build something with it, come and share it in our community on Discord. The most
interesting uses of a development environment with no setup cost are usually the ones we have not

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interesting uses of a development environment with no setup cost are usually the ones we have not

interesting use cases for BrowserCode are certainly going to be the ones we have not

Reword the closing line to talk about use cases for BrowserCode, per the
last review comment. Move the publication date to Monday 26 October.

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