Today we will see a small collection of web services that allow us to store text and / or codes. These services differ from those files (Rapidshare, Megaupload, etc..) In some features to be discussed later. If you are a programmer, webmaster or text and you're always keeping notes suggest you continue reading. First, we distinguish the services of storing text files. Some points we can take for this are:
- display faster.
- In some cases, code coloring.
- not ask us waiting, checking characters, etc. Download.
actually may have more advantages and differences, but it is best to appreciate the "Live" so without going into details we go to the list of options to consider.
Alternatives Now we look at the pages that provide the services described, some with some additions and they have both similarities and differences between them.
- CopyTo - http://www.copytaste.com / Multilingual
A simple website that will allow us to create a kind of MiniPosts, either in plain text or rich text (options are separated into tabs). In the latter alternative we can also include images or videos to the text drafted. Cons: not allow us to create his own account, despite having the option to "Login" on websites, perhaps due to that is still in beta phase.
- FriendPaste - http://www.friendpaste.com / English
In a clear interface presents the option of entering text (does not allow pictures, videos, bold, italics, etc.) This site is more focused on the program code and an example of this is that we can choose the language of the text we enter, bearing on today's wide variety of programming languages. Specify whether the document is public or private and also gives the option of assigning an authorization code for future editions. Recommended.
- PASTE2 - http://paste2.org / English
Simple service in a web 2.0 style design shows an interface where we can see an extensive text in English with service description. Clicking on "Fresh Paste" can enter and save a text to remember the link because it is the only option to access again him. Like the previous option lets you specify PASTE2 programming language is the text entered and a small description. Very basic service and still in beta.
- Snipplr - http://snipplr.com / English
This is a site who apparently takes some time online and therefore it is quite comprehensive. Features that stand out are: ability to create a personal account, search the public records stored, lots of text stored to date (important because you can find interesting codes), option to indicate the language of the text entered, etc.. Plays against its interface is not very graceful and a little saturated, but without doubt the best service is today. Recommended.
- Snipt - http://snipt.net / English
Another "nice" option. In a very Web 2.0 interface of dark tones and striking typography we can find almost the same options Snipplr. The only difference is that being a fairly young Snipt not have a large number of codes to check. It is hoped that further development as it is an excellent choice.
- TinyPaste - http://tinypaste.com / English
Here we find a somewhat different choice, because it is more like an online clipboard that supports bold, underline, italics, links , images, code tags and videos, plus the option of size and color for the texts. Another advantage is that it gives him the option of creating a self-employed and so loguearnos and view our records. Excellent choice for non-programmers.
- PasteBay - http://pastebay.com/ / English
Apparently one of the oldest sites or at least that is denoted by its interface. However, PasteBay has options to specify the language, ability to assign a password to the text and also indicate our name in the header. Not a bad service but could improve in my opinion.
Well, maybe I missed some detail or omitted any alternative, in either case I hope you will let me know so we can update the post. Hope you have been very useful this little collection.
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