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The Return of RPCIDE

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Today, I finally decided to resume this project and improve it with the ideas I have in mind. It was about time.

What I first did was redeploy the project and repurchase the domain rpcide.cloud. I previously had the API deployed on Vercel, but I decided to migrate it to my personal VPS, and now it works much better.

I structured the domains in the following way: I created a striking landing page on the domain rpcide.cloud using Astro, and I think it turned out very nice and modern.

Ladnging page RPCIDE

The application is now on the app.rpcide.cloud domain. I'm currently making interface changes, tweaking the colors a bit since the old ones seem a little ugly to me.

The next steps are to improve the app's graphical interface to make the colors look more consistent. This is how the app looked the last time I made a change to the project, which was over a year ago.

Screenshot app rpcide antigua

My idea is to improve this project so that it can be used in schools and universities for teaching, and of course for competitive programming competitions. I will do this by developing a specialized module for education, with useful tools for both teachers and students.


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Andres Parra

I'm Andrés Parra, a Systems Engineer from UFPS in Cúcuta, Colombia. I specialize in Full Stack web development and lead RPCIDE, an online code editor for competitive programming. I work with technologies like React, Node.js, Python, and SQL/NoSQL databases. I'm also active in programming competitions and open-source projects. View all posts

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