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Managing code resources
With the introduction of the Code Block feature I have began to realise the accumulation of multiple code snippets. I'm wondering whether there are any good tools / methods for managing these resources? In particular, the ability to tag these snippets to indicate where they have been used.
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I don't have a suggestion, but I think this is a great question. I'd be interested in seeing how others organize this type of information.
Try out Notion. You can create a free account. Inside you create pages (like folders) and on the page you can create tables/databases to hold your information. It's quick and allows you to categorize you snips. It also has a simple copy from each block that you can use to grab the code when you need it. I'm not paid to refer Notion, it's just a handy tool for me.
In my Rise Code Block examples, I'm actually using Rise to not only organize and test the code blocks, but also to store the code in code snippets. I have also created templates for each code block to easily drop into new courses.
Care to share any examples on how to replace the images using RISE libary?
When searching in the content library, hovering over the bottom of the image produces two links; one to the author of the image and one to the hosting platform. You can locate the image this way. If you Preview it, right-click and choose 'copy image address' this provides the direct URL for the free image. You can use that url in your code.
