Working with snippets eases your job consideratly. They are oftenly reusable and time-saving.
There are entire websites available dedicated to gathering important snippet collections. There you can also upload your own snippets so that they can help others in lack of inspiration or in a hurry.
Snippet websites can also become a source of inspiration, as the tips and advice you can find there (usually for free) help your site get the graphics and functionality it needs.
I am going to give you some tips now about the best 10 snippet websites that I have been using successfully for my online projects, and which I can warmly recommend for consulting:
Offered to us by Carsonfield, Tipster is a place where you can find webdesign and development tips. You can easily post your tips there too, as you do not need to log in to do that. All tips are moderated, so you can't find any junk.
Joyent CodeSnippets is a code repository with more than 4000 users. I recommend it because it has a very nice feature. You can subscribe to a RSS feed to get the snippets you want, or even all of them. You can choose to make your work there public, or private.
It is a great great place to go answer your programming questions. You are free to ask questions and read the answers that other users post for you. You have the possibility to search the queastions and answers already posted using keywords.
Dzone Snippets has almost 20000 users tagging and storing source code snippets. The content is very wide, it covers many categories, like Apache, C, CSS, java, linux, ruby, sql, windows, xml, any many others.
Snipplr is great if you are in search for answers at CSS problems. It is a popular CSS snippet repository, which can help you easily store and access your snippets from any computer. Not just CSS snippets are allowed.
Koders is a free search engine for open source software and other downloadable code, using various criteria like class, method, interface. It is a very vast code snippet, having lines of code written in more than 30 languages.
Smipple is a social service helping to store and share code snippets. You have the ability to follow a favourite user that you find useful, and you can post your own interesting pieces of code to share with others.
Snipt is a public code repositoty, where you can save and share snippets. You have the access to an incredible amount of code written in all possible programming languages, like: Ruby, Bash, PHP, Python, CSS, Linux, Java, Drupal, Shell, Perl, Ubuntu, and a lot more.
With Naslu you can save, share and search through code snippets written in all languages and from around the world. Another nice feature of this repository is that you can link code snippets into external web pages.
When using CodeCodex, you shoul take advantage of the fact that you have the ability not just to upload or access snippets, but you can also improve the existing ones with your own ideas. It is very efficient and user friendly.
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