Code Editor now works offline during connection drops
Raspberry Pi Foundation Blog
EDITOR BRIEF
The free browser-based Code Editor can keep working if the internet connection fails, so users can continue writing and running code even after a page reload. The change addresses problems caused by unstable internet and power issues in schools and home learning, based on research in several countries. It aims to make online coding more reliable for learners and teachers.
INSIGHTS
For beginners, this reduces the risk of losing progress when connectivity is poor. Try practicing in the editor with a simulated disconnect so you can see how offline support protects your work.
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