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I have a repo for now just like you, but I like the idea of searching it in Notion via tags. Will check if this works for me.
Thanks for you feedback :)
Hi, I had to write a new & easy web-based application myself, to satisfy various needs of my large team ( documenting their various code snippets ) and make it accessible throughout the local area network, for ease of use. This application / system is now released as an Free & Open Source Project here: sourceforge.net/projects/easy-team...
Hope this helps out all teams looking for an easy way to document everything.
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Started coding at the age of 13, now a professional software engineer and Scrum Master, creating and maintaining enterprise solutions. Eat - Sleep - Code - Lift - Repeat 💪🏾
Zim looks interesting 🤔
I have a repo for now where I just put snippets in subfolders.
Yesterday evening I found Lepton and it looks like it has a nice UI, is cross-OS compatible (Win/macOS/Linux) and has all the features I would expect like tagging, searching, descriptions and categories by language.
It seems like it saves them to github gists.
Will check this one out today :)
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For me, if it's framework specific, I have a repo that is a component / snippet library.
If it's framework agnostic, I keep it in Notion.so so that it's searchable using the name and tags such as
css&setup, etc.I have a repo for now just like you, but I like the idea of searching it in Notion via tags. Will check if this works for me.
Thanks for you feedback :)
Hi, I had to write a new & easy web-based application myself, to satisfy various needs of my large team ( documenting their various code snippets ) and make it accessible throughout the local area network, for ease of use. This application / system is now released as an Free & Open Source Project here:
sourceforge.net/projects/easy-team...
Hope this helps out all teams looking for an easy way to document everything.
I flip flop between Zim and an old (.Net 3.5) tool called SnippetManager. Are you suggesting something better?
Zim looks interesting 🤔
I have a repo for now where I just put snippets in subfolders.
Yesterday evening I found Lepton and it looks like it has a nice UI, is cross-OS compatible (Win/macOS/Linux) and has all the features I would expect like tagging, searching, descriptions and categories by language.
It seems like it saves them to github gists.
Will check this one out today :)