Some time ago, on TG1, I showed a program that I've used to learn about options. Lately I reopened this code. It was meant to be an exercise in coding and a way to take my mind off other project that I was working for a long time, but it turned out into a decent project in itself.
I put current state of the project on-line for others to look at and to play with it.
Project is called "Options Playground" and sits on Heroku, which offers free web-hosting.
Because it is free, there are some limitations. One of them is that, when unused, website goes dormant and it may take up to a minute for the app to wake the up. After that it works ok.
I guess there is small learning curve but nothing complicated. There are still some loose ends in the app but core functionality is there. I hope some may find it helpful.
I'd appreciate any comments.
I put current state of the project on-line for others to look at and to play with it.
Project is called "Options Playground" and sits on Heroku, which offers free web-hosting.
Because it is free, there are some limitations. One of them is that, when unused, website goes dormant and it may take up to a minute for the app to wake the up. After that it works ok.
I guess there is small learning curve but nothing complicated. There are still some loose ends in the app but core functionality is there. I hope some may find it helpful.
I'd appreciate any comments.
Options Playground
optionsplayground.herokuapp.com
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