Introducing Snippetly
Snippetly fetches code snippets from this repository and displays them in a clean, searchable interface. It helps developers share commonly used code patterns.
Every developer has written the same piece of sh*t multiple times. Snippetly exists to solve that problem by providing an organized and searchable collection of useful (not that true) code snippets.
First off, thanks for contributing! Start by forking this repository.
Snippets are stored in Markdown files inside a directory for their respective programming language.
- Navigate to the relevant language directory (or create one if it doesn’t exist).
- Add a new Markdown file following the format outlined here.
- Give your snippet a descriptive title and a clear, concise description to help others understand its purpose.
Once your snippet is ready, submit a pull request. A maintainer will review and merge it.
If your Pull Request was merged but the snippet is still not appearing on the website, you may need to clear your browser's cache.
Chromium-based browsers
Press CTRL + SHIFT + I to open DevTools, navigate to the Application tab, go to Local Storage, and delete the relevant keys.
Firefox-based browsers
Press CTRL + SHIFT + I to open DevTools, go to the Storage tab, select Local Storage, and remove the relevant keys.
Other browsers
idk just google it or something
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