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My favourite pastebin is https://gist.github.com/ https://gist.github.com/ No account needed, public/private, pastes are git repos, and history.
by shocks 15y ago
My favourite pastebin is https://gist.github.com/ https://gist.github.com/
No account needed, public/private, pastes are git repos, and history.
- franciscoapinto 15y agoI wish someone (not my game, so it's best if it's not me) would combine: - hastebin's elegant, simple and pretty UI; - ideone's IDE features (compiling, running, debugging, ...) - gist's concept of making pastes git repos with easily accessible history
- dylanrw 15y agohttp://www.stypi.com/ http://www.stypi.com/ ?
- franciscoapinto 15y agoLooks good, but fails at ideone's features. Also, not a git repo, although history is nice. In other news, I think you just replaced etherpad lite for me.
- garretth 15y agoHere's a clone of Gist that I like, the other features could be added via a fork - https://github.com/justinvh/quark-paste https://github.com/justinvh/quark-paste
- LearnYouALisp 15y agoI like http://paste.lisp.org http://paste.lisp.org. Right now it does not have realtime highlighting, but I think it is obvious to the first-time user what to do. Personally, I like the simple and easy-to-use interface as well as the information and control it gives you at the same time. Here is an example paste: http://paste.lisp.org/display/127268 http://paste.lisp.org/display/127268