The API is also completely open source, for those of you who might be interested. What it lacks right now is an API (they’ve asked for help from the community, but there doesn’t seem to be much there right now). Someone has also made a WordPress plugin that makes the embedding even easier (which is nice for my purposes). It has an embed Function that allows you to post to a website and have the code remain up-to-date no matter how many revisions you make. It has a lovely ajaxy interface that swooshes and swashes around when you add and edit code, and just exudes polish. The Geekorium compared to snippler back before the API launch:
Export all of your code snippets at any time so you always have a. There are a few similar services, including the similarly-named API and Snipplr API. Share your Public and Unlisted code snippets with anyone via a unique URL.
SHARE CODE SNIPPETS UPDATE
Due to the nature of Python, an intelligent coder could extract the code from these and even execute it within a program, thus leading to a program that could automatically update without even requiring a user download, although it would make the program only work when internet connected. Easily create code snippets for a variety of programming languages, share them with your peers and select when you want them shredded. The pickle representation is a remarkably useful idea, allowing people to store small, usable python scripts and then directly access them within a python script. The Snipt API is a RESTful service that allows responses to be formatted in JSON, XML, yaml, or pickle. It's good for storing small pieces of code or commands that you use rather frequently, and will probably forget. Better yet, it has its Snipt API so coders can use this simple storage engine within their own programs. It seems to do that pretty well, with lots of good options for storing and sharing.
Snipt is a Web Service that attempts to solve a simple problem: storing commonly used snippets of code, and sharing them with your fellow coders.
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