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The best website for storing programming scripts on the Internet

I need a website on which it will store all my (quick) scripts on the Internet. Sometimes I write a couple of python scripts to do this, for example, get a list of recent files, get a list of files added per day or something even more simplified. Therefore, I want to document these scenarios daily. How to do it online?

Update: just looked at codepad.org. Is there even better?

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I would use any version control system.

  • Private local svn repository (not really a website)
  • Github
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For Python, you can use Python recipes with ActiveState

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I use snipplr.com to store my code snippets. Mostly because it has very good integration with Textmate and api, which allows it to be integrated into other tools.

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If you just need simple copy / paste support and simple addition of new snippets, why not use the wiki? I use wikidot.com for all my stuff, including code snippets, instructions, and interesting links.

Hello,

Sebastiaan

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After trying to run all of the above, codepad.org seemed to be the best solution. Besides storing scripts, it provides a convenient way to run them on the Internet too.

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Try http://live.codenode.org , which supports Python and Sage very well right now, and plans to support other languages ​​like Ruby, R, etc. in future.

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