We're trying to build something new named NeoCompile. It is a AI powered compiler which is capable to run multiple languages.
- React Js
- Tailwind CSS
- Express Js
- Node Js
- Gen AI (Google gemini API)
- Shadcn
- Monaco Editor
- Framer Motion
- React Markdown
- Lovable AI
- Claude 3.7 Sonnet
Hosted Link 👉 https://neocompile.netlify.app/
- With Google GenAI under the hood, users don't just compile code—they can ask for code explanations also. This transforms the compiler into a virtual programming assistant.
- With Google GenAI under the hood, users can also generate code with the help of AI and used that code as per thier convenience.
- Thanks to Tailwind CSS and a dark-themed, glowing interface, users enjoy a visually polished and developer-friendly environment, enhancing productivity and reducing eye strain.
- The project is lightweight and browser-accessible, requiring no installations—ideal for learning, quick testing, and collaboration.
- Running user code, even with safeguards, poses security risks. Proper sandboxing or containerization (e.g., Docker) would be essential for production-level deployment.
- AI requests via Google GenAI can be slower depending on internet speed and API response time, especially during heavy usage or with complex queries.
- The current version may only support a few languages or limited functionality. Full multi-language support and real-time execution environments are in progress.
- Sometimes, data may be inaccurate due to intervention of AI. Check it further before using it somewhere else.
- Evolve beyond simple code explanations. Integrate GenAI to identify bugs, suggest improvements, and even refactor code intelligently.
- Enable live coding sessions and pair programming features—ideal for teams, classrooms, or remote interviews.
- Implement authentication so users can save and manage code snippets, revisit past sessions, and track their learning progress.
- Add Docker-based or serverless sandboxing to securely compile and run code without risk—ready for production or public use.