From: StreamLogic on
All,

I have posted this question in various groups, so I apologize for any
overlap.

I'd like to hear how other developers/architects keep track of old
scripts, code snippets, relevant URLs, etc. I think most developers
have an area where they keep reusable code they would like to use
again. Year after year, we all develop things that can be reused in
various projects.

Do you simply have a file system folder where you dump all of this
information and then search on it? Do you have a custom database
solution for this?

I'd like to hear how others are keeping track of many years worth of
code snippets and scripts that they would like to reuse at some point.

Thanks,
Curtis
From: Adrienne Boswell on
Gazing into my crystal ball I observed StreamLogic
<company.info(a)streamlogicinc.com> writing in news:a55d4d2d-0910-4dd7-
b823-ed8b7081aaa7(a)f63g2000hsf.googlegroups.com:

> All,
>
> I have posted this question in various groups, so I apologize for any
> overlap.
>
> I'd like to hear how other developers/architects keep track of old
> scripts, code snippets, relevant URLs, etc. I think most developers
> have an area where they keep reusable code they would like to use
> again. Year after year, we all develop things that can be reused in
> various projects.
>
> Do you simply have a file system folder where you dump all of this
> information and then search on it? Do you have a custom database
> solution for this?
>
> I'd like to hear how others are keeping track of many years worth of
> code snippets and scripts that they would like to reuse at some point.
>
> Thanks,
> Curtis
>

I use HTML-Kit that has the ability to save snippets and templates. I
name the snippet something relavent, so when I call up the list of
snippets, I can find the one I want easily.

I also bookmark snippets I have found on the web, and often rename the
bookmark something that I will remember.

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