Pastebin - Paste your content into a placeholder

5/13/2009 10:06:10 AM

You make paste all the time, when you're copy pasting content from a website, document or similar things, but if you want to share the content with many people fast it can be quite annoying to paste a huge text into messenger, a chat or such things, so I did build my own placeholder (also called a paste bin) for such actions.

The first edition of the paster, was mainly because my programming community (TestMax) did need a code pastebin, where people fast could paste their code snippets, and get help quick, by posting the short link at our channel or website.

This pasting tool was quite important, otherwise people could get disconnected, because of flooding the chat system or spamming the website, but now the just have to post a short link, which contains the hole paste, quick and smart. As you can see on the website, it's very new and simple, my new interface was a step up, from the old system, we did need some web 2.0 upgrades, code reviewing and such things to make it much better and user friendly.

We do also support automatic syntax highlighting, which is a big help if you're posting code snippets. Syntaxhighlight makes some parts of the code to another color, to make it more clear, where the 'if' statement starts and end. To make this syntax highlight we did use the open source javascript code called Chili, Which is very easy to setup, and supports the most common programming languages.

You can visit my pastebin at the URL below.

http://paster.testmax.dk/

Give feedback, and use this free service. If you need to make the content password protected, we got that option too. The first priority in my web developing projects, is to make it very simple, Also this word can say much more..

'KISS' - Keep It simple Stupid!

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