I've done consulting work for years and I've got code snippets in various languages lying around that I'll re-use for various projects. The collection is getting pretty large and I want to set up a code bank for myself.
What code banks do people use? Do you find it helps, or is there some better way of organising my reusable code snippets?
(If one does exist, I'd prefer it be open-source, accessible via a web browser, language-agnostic, and maybe colour the code the way Stackoverflow does :)
You should see how the sites "Google Code", "Sourceforge", etc. maintain their code bank. Are you looking something similar to that then hire a web designer.
I use a simple ones like snipt.
If you want an opensource ones you can try cab, which is used by djangosnippets.
Supposing you're using some version control system Trac would let you browse it, and with pygments on the same machine, highlight it, too.
Note that Trac works with a wide variety of version control systems...not just SVN, and it comes prepackaged with a wiki, which can handle syntax highlighting. There's a number of great project management plugins, too -- so it could end up helping to organize your contracting work.