There's a new button on the main GUI.
.. But what does it do!?!

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You'll want to refresh to make sure your version of JSE is up to v3gen before the new button appears.
Hit the button and the current project gets uploaded to the server.
If it worked, you'll be given a unique link to your project which you can share online.
Click the screen to copy the link to your clipboard.

And that's about as complicated as it gets.

You CAN click it again to update the project, should you end up fixing it up or something.
The link will remain the same, and only the code will change.


The download key, and updater key are saved to your browser, and also exported/imported inside the .jse file when you use those functions in the folder view. This allows you to move from system to system, carry all your code with you, and have the ability to update projects.

Be absolutely sure that you do this, because if you lose that updater key, I (currently) have absolutely no way to let you update projects in the future.
Again, I'm trying my best to do everything without requiring you to log in, which will probably bite me in the arse later when people start abusing the functionality, but ... for now it's working "enough"!

Downloaded projects (eg, when you click a link) won't allow you to upload them back to the server.

Additionally, Duplicated projects (eg, if you click New Project then try to upload that, with it being identical to someone elses version) will appear to be uploading just fine, but will thereafter act like Downloaded projects.

I need to figure out a way to not do that permanently. I can imagine people starting a new project, and hitting upload instantly, then never being able to upload their project ever again.
Hmmm...

So, I'll be tweaking it during the day, to do what needs to be done. I also need to add some kind of moderation functionality into the mix, so I can double/triple check on things that are being uploaded.
But.. Yeah, it should work.
Be sure to let me know how broken it is, on your end

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