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I want a website where-in it will store all my (quick)scripts online. Sometimes I will writing a couple of python scripts to get this done like, getting the list of recent files added, getting the list of added files on a day, or something even more simpler. So I want to document those scripts on a daily basis. How do it online?

Update: Just saw codepad.org. Is there anyother better one?

+1  A: 

For Python you can use Python recipes by ActiveState

Shay Erlichmen
+1  A: 

http://www.hotscripts.com/

joe
+3  A: 

I would use any version control system for it.

  1. A private local svn repository (not really a website)
  2. Github
Alex B
Moved to Github :)
Maddy
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I'm using snipplr.com to store my code snippets. Mostly because it has a really nice integration with Textmate and an api which makes it possible to integrate it in other tools as well.

Patjoh
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If you just want simple copy/pasting support and easy adding of new snippets, why not use a wiki? I use wikidot.com for all my stuff, including code snippets, how-tos and interesting links.

Regards,

Sebastiaan

Sebastiaan Megens
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After trying to run all the above suggested ones, codepad.org seemed to be the best solution. Apart from storing scripts, it provides a convenient way to run them online too.

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

clemesha
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http://www.scriptsdesk.com is the best to store the scripts

swasa
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http://www.digilister.com

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