How do you store your code snippets?

[OrganizedFellow]

I used to use http://www.gistboxapp.com but found myself without Internet connection the other day.

My secondary collection became my primary, lol, which is ZIM-wiki. It's perfect because all notes are saved as simple text files. And since I work at home, I simply git push/pull to my little server.

How do you store your code snippets?

[apeisa]

I don't.

[Martijn Geerts]

Sometimes as gists... Go steal it !

[Mike Rockett]

Have never found the need to. Except back in the day when I developed in Delphi - there was some strange plugin for that.

If I did ever find the need to, I'd probably just use private (or public) gists, or just use a repo. Gotta keep it simple. ;-)

[tooth-paste]

I tried some different apps, but making back ups and making a lot of changes takes up a lot of time. The best solution for me is a simple text file that I open in my editor (Coda) during editing. 

[elabx]

Gists, and now I think I'll be using Gistbox

[horst]

I don't use it continuously, but when I need it, I save it with my primary "good for everything editor" NoteTabPro into Outlinefiles, or into an editors own format. This can be done easy within an editors sidebar.

[diogo]

I also don't... I find myself looking on google and the forum for solutions or even creating new ones. Not very efficient, I know, but it does exercise my brain

[pwired]

In the beginning I saved code snippets in one large txt file each separated with it's own title so I could find them back

with the search option in my editor. Nowadays I save each code snippet separately as a txt file in one folder. The name

of each code snippet file is a description of what the code snippet is about. This makes me find a specific code snippet

much faster. Having your own library of code snippets can save you a lot of time with reusable code.