Code playgrounds are websites that let users run and modify small code examples, with the output visible on the same page. They are valuable for showcasing libraries, APIs, or platforms, and are often used in developer relations. While beneficial, playgrounds can require significant management and infrastructure. It’s important for developers to maintain clear policies on usage and versioning to ensure a good user experience. Examples from db-fiddle and Deno illustrate different approaches to implementing playgrounds.
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