I invite everyone to review of our project http://snippets.pro. This service is intended for developers who need to keep their own code snippets and find the necessary code by other developers as well, as to share discoveries with friends and colleagues. What has been done Sing up, sign in, forgotten password recovery. Publication of the snippet (this is possible even without authorization, simply by entering the captcha) Easy breakdown of the snippets by categories and tags The search system (looking only by name and by tag for now) Profile of the user with the added snippets and "Favorites" Opportunity to vote for the snippet (respectively, it affects the rating both: snippet and its author) Ability to add a snippet of "My Favorites" Ability to share the snippet to social networks (only FB, Twitter, Google+ and russian VK.com) Download a snippet as a text file, the ability to view the code in a separate browser tab (just a raw code, without any "husk"), and within the interface of the system (of course, each snippet have a readable permalink). Comments for snippets RSS-feed with latest added snippets, devided by categories The service interface is available in English, Russian, Czech and German. Plans for the near future The basic policy of the service - based on your feedbacks will be built next functionality. Yet our plans include: Further development of the basic functionality. Sign in via social networks (at least, Facebook and Twitter). Editing snippets and as a result, their versioning. Some encouragement for active users on the basis of their ranking. I will welcome any suggestions, comments, and any reasonable criticism from you, dear colleagues. And also I invite everyone to participate in the beta testing, and perhaps make a small contribution to the development of the service by adding your code snippet Thank you for your attention!
I use php & javascript quite a bit, so I find your site really useful. There's not really much to suggest. The thing I would adjust would be the margin between the Have a Snippet? text and the bottom of the navigation. You can easily reduce it by 15px; Same is true for the search field and the the bottom of the blue background, I'd probably reduce it by 10px; Also, when I click on Categories using my iPad, there's no way to close that drop-down window again unless I either select a category or click on another link. You may want to consider having a [X] close window option there.
qwikad.com, thanks for your feedback! Yeah, that makes sense. Especially for those who are browsing site with a laptop or netbook (that is, for the users who have a small screen). We've made suggested changes. Honestly, I have not had a chance to check the site via iPad (I have just iPhone, but it uses a completely different set of CSS properties than iPad). In any case, thanks for the comment - I'll see what I can do about it