A full-fledged coding lab inside every lesson
Write, execute, and debug real Python, JavaScript, and C++ directly in the browser. Zero installations, zero environment configuration, zero student setup friction.
Every major programming language, ready out of the box
Whether teaching beginner Python loops or advanced C++ pointer structures, EduVision provides isolated runtimes with zero server delay.
Python 3.11
Instant in-browser execution with zero server latency or queue times.
JavaScript / Node.js
Perfect for teaching web algorithms, data structures, and interactive graphics.
TypeScript
Real-time type diagnostics and compiler warnings straight in the editor.
C++ 20 (GCC)
Ideal for competitive programming, pointer manipulation, and memory concepts.
Java (OpenJDK 17)
Designed for AP Computer Science A and university introductory CS curriculums.
Professional tooling tailored for classroom learning
All the power of a modern development environment without the complexity of managing local virtual environments.
Monaco Engine (VS Code core)
The same editor students and engineers love: syntax highlighting, bracket colorization, multi-cursor, find & replace, and automatic code formatting.
Integrated Standard I/O
Support for interactive stdin, stdout, stderr, process exit codes, execution wall-clock time, and memory footprint metrics.
Automated Test Case Runner
Teachers define test suites with hidden and visible cases. Students run their solutions against inputs and receive instant PASS/FAIL verdicts.
Embeddable in Lesson Slides
Don’t switch tabs during a lecture. Place a live code terminal right inside slide #5, let students modify parameters, and run it together.
Real-Time Memory & Call Stack
Step through recursive functions and array mutations with the built-in visualizer that graphs variables as code advances.
How teachers use the Coding Lab during lectures
Transform passive computer science lectures into live student coding labs.
Present Live Code
Demonstrate an algorithm directly in your lesson slide. Run it live to show expected console output.
Push to Students
Broadcast the challenge to connected student screens. Students write code in their own sandboxed environment.
Automated Testing
Students test their code against unit tests with one click. Clear error diagnostics highlight broken edge cases.
Live Review & Analytics
Teachers view cohort completion graphs and identify which students need help before class ends.
Start coding live in your classroom
Open the EduVision Coding Lab and run Python, JavaScript, and C++ with zero setup.