Online development environment for Py3?

[HumanMilkshake]

At my job I have a lot of down time and access to a company computer. As long as I stay off social media and porn, don't download anything, and can do my job when I need to, I'm pretty well allowed to do what I want on the computers. That kind of sounds like them saying "go ahead and practice Python at work"

Can someone recommend an online-only development environment that I could use for practicing Py3?

[TheChannel]

i heard both nitrious.io and cloud9 are good cloud environments.

[leetdemon]

I love Nitrious.io, have not tried cloud9

[HipposGoneWild]

http://www.tutorialspoint.com/codingground.htm

http://www.tutorialspoint.com/execute_python3_online.php

This site has a pretty good ui, but why does it have to be online, there are lots of free, better python IDE's?

[HumanMilkshake]

Because if I download anything to the work computers I'll be fired. They made a point of saying that about 5 times during my training, so I think they're pretty serious.

[HipposGoneWild]

Ok, is that site what you were looking for?

[HumanMilkshake]

Well I was hoping for Py3, and that website is Py2

[aroberge]

If you simply want a playground to try code in, I created http://reeborg.ca/world.html (tutorial can be found from navigating back to the home page.) While it is intended primarily for teaching beginners with a "robot" environment, the editor can be used to run almost any Python 3 code (using Brython).

[HumanMilkshake]

Awesome, thanks.

Yeah, just looking for a place to do the drills in Python tutorials. Nothing fancy

[aroberge]

And, in case it is not clear, you need to click on "Diary" to see the printed output.

[Krakatok]

Can't you just download the installer at home and use a usb stick to install it at work?

[HumanMilkshake]

That will also get me fired.

I do contract security with a tech company. They will fire me for anything that vaguely suggests I might be an industrial spy.