By CodeJustin
via foobook.org
Published: Jan 12 2010 / 15:20
If you're like me you have a folder on your computer called 'scripts' or something where you hold on to little bits of potentially reusable code. I've always found this inadequate, so I created foo(book).
With foo(book), you can add your scraps and tag them. Everyone else can see and favorite them. This is great for code, HTML, CSS, server config files, command line sessions, whatever. It supports everything-- from obvious stuff like Python, to newer stuff nobody actually knows yet, like Go.
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Comments
Topnotch replied ago:
I think the guy has a great idea but poor execution since the site design sucks. Right now I can only find Alan's scraps by clicking on his user name, is he the only user? I expected the home page to have lists of the newest contributions similar to Dzone or something. Oh well maybe he'll spruce it up over time...
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