Use Codepad to Save, Share and Compile Code Snippets
In a previous post, I wrote about Bonetree’s Codebox, a very nice web interface to share syntax highlighted snippets.
Codepad is a similar tool, with more features: You can compile your code and save it permanently. It also has a plugin for vim, which allows you to save/run your code in codepad right from vim.
Codepad supports a few languages, like C, C++, PHP, Python and others. There are many languages it does not support though.
The interface is very simple, so there is not much to explain.
Here is a screenshot of a code in C:
By default, you’ll get a URL available for 24 hours. You can save your code permanently if you have an account (free).
You can also download your code as a “raw” file. Just clock the link “raw code” in the top of the page.
Here is the link:
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There are many ways do to this. I prefer putting all my code in a wordpress installation.