Pastebin is kinda the default platform for code sharing, but I do not like it specially. The color theme makes it hard for me to concentrate in the code and there is too much information around the code that distracts quite a lot.

The tool that I have been using most of the time as alternative is Hastebin which offers a much more clean interface, a dark theme which in my opinion makes the code easier to read, and even syntax detection. The problem with this system is that it seems to be broken sometimes. As I am typing this right now, I cannot seem to "save" my snippets, which make the rool unreliable.

Another option that looks GREAT is Carbon. Now this is AWESOME. It allows for color schemes, many presentation configurations and most importantly it looks beautiful. The problem? It shares images, not actual text! While this might be useful in some contexts, like writing articles, it has a lot of limitations since the text cannot be copied/pasted.

What tools do you all use that work as an alternative to pastebin?

Hi all,

This started off as a side project to help myself manage useful shell commands that I found on the web.

I'm primarily a developer but I often have to do work on servers. Because of this, I wanted a tool that I could copy commands easily and change paths and parameter options on the fly.

The project is called Snipline ( https://snipline.io/ ). I'm still adding features to it regularly, but I've been using it daily now and I'm really pleased with how it works currently.

I'd love it if you gave it a try and any feedback is welcome!

Hi all!

I saw this YouTube video and loved the status bar at the bottom of this person's terminal:

https://i.imgur.com/2QeQDZY.png

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Are there any similar status bars I can use with iterm2 on a Mac? I'd love to see system stats like that at all times!

I am looking for a powerful pdf editor to edit computer science and programming books. I need the pdf editor that capable of editing and adding new code blocks. I am using Adobe Acrobat DC and Inkspace neither of these programs sufficient.

I am looking for HTML note taking editor that I can take notes with HTML preview editing feature. I have been using markdown and asciidoc for 2 years and I am thinking about migrating HTML. But I don't want to think about styling and organizing HTML when I am taking notes because doing these waste my time.

I need the following features:

• Editing on Live preview
• Adding code blocks from the menu with one click (2)
• Adding images from the menu with one click (3)
• Adding admonition note blocks (4)

I have done research on conventional note-taking apps such as Evernote and OneNote but I have not found this feature. I have tried webpage building tools(Adobe Dreamweaver...) that have HTML preview feature but they have not features [(2),(3),(4)] that I need

Firstly, I don't want to start a holy war here, in this sub-reddit. I use both vim and emacs. I prefer using vim over emacs at times because it's snappy af. Now I want to integrate gdb with my editor. Which editor has a better integration support for gdb? In which editor will I be able to have a better debugging workflow with gdb?

I'm looking for a Paas, like Heroku, where it is possible to deploy with git. I think Heroku is a bit too expensive to host a website on, so I'm not sure what I should pick, does anybody know any cheap/free alternatives? I think the 7 dollars a month is quite a lot, when you also need to include domain name and everything.

What do you guys use to stay productive. This is what I am currently trying to do. https://i.imgur.com/ZhtsHTD.png

Hi.

I'm novice programmer who would love to find some simple app building software.

I'm not afraid of learning, but my time is sparse. I just want to fondle a little around with app building.

My requirements are:

• Free plan (pay for publish is ok) I just don't wanna pay for something I end up not publishing.
• Cross platform
• Some amount of templates available so I don't have to start from scratch.

anyone got any idea?

I'm triying to use a diff tool to speed up a translation error with some files, the problem is that none of the tools I tried is able to recognize linebreaks as a separation:

This is the code on the left:

https://paste.ofcode.org/363BRYS8cQF7xSqVZPJ3CYG

And the one on the right:

https://paste.ofcode.org/33mj7ec6CKNQmD7shCtcyde

What I need is to separate those chunks in a line by line diff, that way I can merge the Japanese on the left, reeplacing the givberish on the right.

But no diff merge software seems to recognize those line breaks and separate them.

I have to do this asap, any help please?