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Fri, 29 Aug 2003
CodePaste
Dave Thomas explained the use of
CodePaste:
Hydra SubEthaEdit, because you could make temporary annotations right in the code. The nice thing about using a blog style tool to do this is that you could link the blog entry with the IRC chat log and keep a history of the discussion. You could probably do this with a wiki version as well.
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CodePaste is a RubLog blog that allows anyone to add a page containing source code via a special link. This code is then syntax highlighted and displayed on the blog.This is an interesting idea, and a neat use of blogs. But I started wondering, wouldn't this be a better use for a Wiki? And then I wondered some more and now I think that it would be a good application for something like
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<b> => *bold text*
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Add a comment here:
You can use some HTML tags in the comment text:To insert a URI, just type it -- no need to write an anchor tag.
Allowable html tags are:
<a href>, <em>, <i>, <b>, <blockquote>, <br/>, <p>, <code>, <pre>, <cite>, <sub> and <sup>.You can also use some Wiki style:
URI => [uri title]
<em> => _emphasized text_
<b> => *bold text*
Ordered list => consecutive lines starting spaces and an asterisk
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