Greg Charles wrote:Versions change so often that it doesn't seem worth archiving everything. I just try to remember their names and hope Google can find them for me. A few key ones I keep on a thumb drive ... like jad, which is still useful despite not being updated for something like a decade and seems hard to find and download when I need it.
I'm pathetically disorganized though, so I'll look forward to reading the other answers in this thread.
Tim McGuire wrote:I imagine everyone here has accumulated a great many useful programs or scripts in many languages that they have come up with to automate their work or solve problems specific to their jobs. I find myself transferring these around from workstation to workstation and getting confused.
I wonder how all of you manage this code-base of yours? Is there a cloud-based tool that you like?
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