YAHOOOO!!! look forward to some kewl things 
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No clue what that is, but intrigued.
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You see, on replit’s mission to become the best cloud ide (it is to me), they decided to allow users to make extensions. It’s currently in beta though
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Ok. But what can you do with extensions? I mean turn a repl into an extension of a browser?
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I got it too, can’t wait to make something
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me three i am working on something wanna help giggapoggers
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It is quite similar to VSCode extensions. They help improve your experience while programming in the workspace.
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I see, nice. Looking forward to what to what you guys will cook up. I hate JS/node and alike so hard pass.
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I got access too! Can’t wait to start messing around with things… and probably breaking stuff… 
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This will be so cool! I’m just not sure what I want to try and make first!
I’m looking into translating it into python 
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That’s the fun part
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ME TOO! it’s the best part 
(replit plz don’t ban me
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Seeing this topic just makes me more and more jealous that I haven’t got in yet lmao. Im sooo eager
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Imagine making an extension that somehow abuses something that Replit overlooked to set up a two-way socket and communicate with a helper program running in a repl
I wonder if you could do something like this
mkfifo input
mkfifo output
cat input|bash -i 2>&1>output
(And then read from output and write to input in the extension)
This is hilariously ironic. I literally just got access to the Replit Extension Beta Program.
I am SO excited to get started.
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did you apply? if so, be patience (it took me a day to get it lol)
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Yeah I applied several days ago and just got access 
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