# JSFiddle Docs

## JSFiddle Docs

- [JSFiddle Docs & Help](https://docs.jsfiddle.net/master.md)
- [Getting started](https://docs.jsfiddle.net/getting-started.md): How to get started with JSFiddle.
- [Panels settings](https://docs.jsfiddle.net/panels-settings.md): Each panel has their own settings
- [Editor settings](https://docs.jsfiddle.net/editor-settings.md)
- [Fiddle meta](https://docs.jsfiddle.net/fiddle-meta.md): Right now meta means the title and description.
- [External resources](https://docs.jsfiddle.net/external-resources.md): You can add external resources like CSS and JavaScript to your fiddle.
- [Embedding fiddles](https://docs.jsfiddle.net/embedding-fiddles.md): Embedding is provided to show the fiddle with running result on any other page.
- [Async requests](https://docs.jsfiddle.net/async-requests.md)
- [Github Integration](https://docs.jsfiddle.net/github-integration.md): JSFiddle allows some integration with Github
- [Display fiddle from a Github repository](https://docs.jsfiddle.net/github-integration/untitled-1.md): This allows you to skip the part of hosting code on JSFiddle and load it directly into the editor from a Github repository.
- [Display fiddle from Gist](https://docs.jsfiddle.net/github-integration/untitled.md): Read a demo from Github Gist and present it as a fiddle.
- [Pass response directly from a Github repo](https://docs.jsfiddle.net/github-integration/pass-response-directly-from-github-repository.md): While the demo might use an Async requests, JSFiddle will read them and send using the right MIME type.
- [Pass response directly from Gist](https://docs.jsfiddle.net/github-integration/demo-from-a-github-repository.md)
- [Displaying user fiddles](https://docs.jsfiddle.net/api/displaying-user-fiddles.md): It allows to create plugins displaying fiddles created by specific user
- [Display a fiddle from POST](https://docs.jsfiddle.net/api/display-a-fiddle-from-post.md): It's possible to display a fiddle that's not saved in JSFiddle, using a POST from a 3rd-party source
- [Get username](https://docs.jsfiddle.net/api/get-username.md): Replies the username of the logged in user.
- [Demos for products or libraries](https://docs.jsfiddle.net/use-cases/demos-for-products-or-libraries.md): Lots of people and companies use JSFiddle for online examples of their JavaScript libraries/products.
- [Bug reporting (test-case) for Github Issues](https://docs.jsfiddle.net/use-cases/bug-reporting-test-case-for-github-issues.md)
- [Answers on Stack Overflow](https://docs.jsfiddle.net/use-cases/answers-on-stack-overflow.md)
- [Live code collaboration](https://docs.jsfiddle.net/use-cases/live-code-collaboration.md)
- [Conducting live interviews for developer positions](https://docs.jsfiddle.net/use-cases/conducting-live-interviews-for-developer-positions.md)
- [Code snippets hosting](https://docs.jsfiddle.net/use-cases/code-snippets-hosting.md)


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