Comments on: Any Good Open Source Code Snippet Libraries? http://www.thedevshack.com/any-good-open-source-code-snippet-libraries/ Technology and Programming Blog Fri, 16 Dec 2011 16:12:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: Mike Fleming http://www.thedevshack.com/any-good-open-source-code-snippet-libraries/#comment-120 Mike Fleming Fri, 01 May 2009 10:37:01 +0000 http://www.thedevshack.com/?p=188#comment-120 We are looking some web based for a couple of reasons. The first of which is we use many different programming languages and IDE's for many of them. For instance when writing ColdFusion code I'm in Eclipse, for .NET I'm in Visual Studio, etc... So I think having something web based will make it easy for everyone to use. I am close to actually setting up a WordPress blog as the snippet library. It already has multiple authors, categories, tags, searching and code coloring (with a plugin). We are looking some web based for a couple of reasons. The first of which is we use many different programming languages and IDE’s for many of them. For instance when writing ColdFusion code I’m in Eclipse, for .NET I’m in Visual Studio, etc… So I think having something web based will make it easy for everyone to use.

I am close to actually setting up a WordPress blog as the snippet library. It already has multiple authors, categories, tags, searching and code coloring (with a plugin).

]]> By: larry c. lyons http://www.thedevshack.com/any-good-open-source-code-snippet-libraries/#comment-119 larry c. lyons Thu, 30 Apr 2009 20:41:25 +0000 http://www.thedevshack.com/?p=188#comment-119 If you're using Eclipse and the CF Eclipse plugin, you can use the Snippets view. It has an add on called Snipex, which is a CF based Snippets server. There are several publicly available Snipex Servers, see http://cfsnippets.org/index.cfm?event=user.snipExServers For other platforms (i.e., Dreamweaver or Homesite) why not just put the snippets on a network shared drive and point the apps to that. hth, larry If you’re using Eclipse and the CF Eclipse plugin, you can use the Snippets view. It has an add on called Snipex, which is a CF based Snippets server. There are several publicly available Snipex Servers, see http://cfsnippets.org/index.cfm?event=user.snipExServers

For other platforms (i.e., Dreamweaver or Homesite) why not just put the snippets on a network shared drive and point the apps to that.

hth,
larry

]]> By: larry c. lyons http://www.thedevshack.com/any-good-open-source-code-snippet-libraries/#comment-121 larry c. lyons Thu, 30 Apr 2009 20:41:00 +0000 http://www.thedevshack.com/?p=188#comment-121 If you're using Eclipse and the CF Eclipse plugin, you can use the Snippets view. It has an add on called Snipex, which is a CF based Snippets server. There are several publicly available Snipex Servers, see http://cfsnippets.org/index.cfm?event=user.snipExServers For other platforms (i.e., Dreamweaver or Homesite) why not just put the snippets on a network shared drive and point the apps to that. hth, larry If you’re using Eclipse and the CF Eclipse plugin, you can use the Snippets view. It has an add on called Snipex, which is a CF based Snippets server. There are several publicly available Snipex Servers, see http://cfsnippets.org/index.cfm?event=user.snipExServers

For other platforms (i.e., Dreamweaver or Homesite) why not just put the snippets on a network shared drive and point the apps to that.

hth,
larry

]]> By: Glyn Jackson http://www.thedevshack.com/any-good-open-source-code-snippet-libraries/#comment-118 Glyn Jackson Thu, 30 Apr 2009 18:21:59 +0000 http://www.thedevshack.com/?p=188#comment-118 You can save snippets in Dreamweaver and create a library and folders to categorize them You can save snippets in Dreamweaver and create a library and folders to categorize them

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