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Cristiano Ghersi
Cristiano Ghersi
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I recently came up with this service: Snip2Code (http://www.snip2code.com).

It's an interesting way to share just your snippets (not entirely libraries) with your team. It breaks the usual point to create common libraries that should be referenced in other projects, and in my opinion this is a valuable vision.

Moreover, there are a lot of scenarios were the use of a common library simply doesn't apply: let's consider for example some Design Patterns like Singleton, Strategy or Observer. You can create libraries to support such patterns but still there's no 100% coverage.

The real need is to have a tool to share common practices among the team. I tried to use Github's gists but I'm stuck with the search of them (really poor) and with the fact that I cannot share them just among my team and not with other...

(Disclaimer: I'm one of the founder of Snip2Code, and I was - together with my co-founders - in your very same mindset some time ago: this is why we decided to start this project!!)

I recently came up with this service: Snip2Code (http://www.snip2code.com).

It's an interesting way to share just your snippets (not entirely libraries) with your team. It breaks the usual point to create common libraries that should be referenced in other projects, and in my opinion this is a valuable vision.

Moreover, there are a lot of scenarios were the use of a common library simply doesn't apply: let's consider for example some Design Patterns like Singleton, Strategy or Observer. You can create libraries to support such patterns but still there's no 100% coverage.

The real need is to have a tool to share common practices among the team. I tried to use Github's gists but I'm stuck with the search of them (really poor) and with the fact that I cannot share them just among my team and not with other...

I recently came up with this service: Snip2Code (http://www.snip2code.com).

It's an interesting way to share just your snippets (not entirely libraries) with your team. It breaks the usual point to create common libraries that should be referenced in other projects, and in my opinion this is a valuable vision.

Moreover, there are a lot of scenarios were the use of a common library simply doesn't apply: let's consider for example some Design Patterns like Singleton, Strategy or Observer. You can create libraries to support such patterns but still there's no 100% coverage.

The real need is to have a tool to share common practices among the team. I tried to use Github's gists but I'm stuck with the search of them (really poor) and with the fact that I cannot share them just among my team and not with other...

(Disclaimer: I'm one of the founder of Snip2Code, and I was - together with my co-founders - in your very same mindset some time ago: this is why we decided to start this project!!)

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Cristiano Ghersi
Cristiano Ghersi
  • 103
  • 4

I recently came up with this service: Snip2Code (http://www.snip2code.com).

It's an interesting way to share just your snippets (not entirely libraries) with your team. It breaks the usual point to create common libraries that should be referenced in other projects, and in my opinion this is a valuable vision.

Moreover, there are a lot of scenarios were the use of a common library simply doesn't apply: let's consider for example some Design Patterns like Singleton, Strategy or Observer. You can create libraries to support such patterns but still there's no 100% coverage.

The real need is to have a tool to share common practices among the team. I tried to use Github's gists but I'm stuck with the search of them (really poor) and with the fact that I cannot share them just among my team and not with other...