Hastebin: the easiest way to save notes and code snippets

If you don’t like the standard pastebin or the clever ideone.com , then you can publish a snippet of code in an alternative way. Meet Hastebin , a web application with basic pastebin functionality, but in a hacker style. Just paste the text and click "Save." It is not necessary to even launch the browser, because from Linux or OS X you can send the text to the server using a command from the console (the URL is copied to the clipboard).

As the saying goes, geeks are made for geeks: here is a minimalist interface, similar to the terminal, and support for hot keys:
Ctrl + S - save
Ctrl + N - new text
Ctrl + D - duplicate and edit
Ctrl + Shift + R - save in plain text

Of course, there is syntax highlighting, line numbering and everything else that relies to a similar web application.


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In Linux and MacOS, you can install the haste module and save texts to the server directly from the working console (the URL is automatically copied to the clipboard).

You can install the module using the gem install haste .
* osx: need the latest version of Xcode
* linux: need rubygems and ruby-devel

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Haste can be easily installed on your server, all code is open.

haste-client - github.com/seejohnrun/haste-client
haste-server - github.com/seejohnrun/haste-server