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Better solution than Evernote for code snippets / examples?

I am learning javascript and want to create a library of sample code snippets as I learn new ideas. I use Evernote, but I'm wondering if there is a more elegant solution where I can create a help library with syntax highlighting / executing the code in the browser.

Thoughts / suggestions?

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I use Evernote as fragments, etc., mainly from various websites. The web clipper browser plugin allows me to create notes directly on Evernote with highlighting (as shown on the original website). Adding tags and additional comments is very important along with sharing and accessibility (between work / home / mobile phone in my case).

For my own snippets from the IDE / editor, I usually take a screenshot or if I want to keep copy-paste, I just add the text / source file to Evernote.

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Tried the Evenote plugin for Sublime3?

http://www.sublimetext.com/3

https://sublime.wbond.net/packages/Evernote

You can save new notes, update existing notes using github style markdown.

Here is an example:

evernote code snippet example - created with sublime 3 evernote plugin

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So you just add your snippets to Evernote. Then find them within the sublime text and use them! There is a similar plugin for gist where you store your snippets as gists and then access them through sublime text. But I think that Evernote is the best option as it is easier to edit and re-sort the fragments.

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