erikd (7/9/2013)
The .sql file that I started using to store interesting bits of code, things I wanted to play with, general interest, etc., is growing rather large and unwieldy. I'm trying to find a solution to break out and manage/document things. My company has a Wiki, but companies aren't forever. I would like it to be sort of private, preferably free, and, you know, internetted.I guess GitHub is the obvious choice for a lot of people, but I've never used it.
Thanks
Interesting you should ask...I have used a program called CodeBox for several years. However, I have only the demo version and have outgrown the demo size. Interestingly when I clicked on the website link in the program a few months ago I was taken to a site that is...well...not exactly HR friendly. Needless to say, the company has obviously gone the way of the dodo bird. Just a couple weeks ago I was thinking I need to get back to my own implementation and I am very nearly complete with an asp.net version. This is still the first draft but I have everything finished but the Delete function. I would be happy to send it your way if you would be willing to offer some feedback.
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