Show HN: Write, simulate and synthesize VHDL/Verilog in the browser
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RisingEdge.pro is a browser-based platform for learning and practicing hardware design by writing, simulating, and synthesizing VHDL and SystemVerilog code using real EDA tools like GHDL, Icarus, and Yosys, with interactive waveforms and guided lessons.
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