Read code on the browser with ease.

by tsenart on 3/18/2011, 4:33 PM with 24 comments
  • by CountHackulus on 3/18/2011, 5:33 PM

    This is pretty neat, but the description fails to mention which languages it supports. I tend to look at githubs for a lot of weird languages and if this thing can properly highlight F# then I'm installing it on all my computers.

  • by futuremint on 3/19/2011, 2:01 AM

    I got to "this app wants to see all of your browsing history" and thought to myself, "why the hell would they want that?" So I clicked cancel and didn't install it.

  • by ctide on 3/18/2011, 6:05 PM

    It would be better if it inserted line breaks:

    http://ws.audioscrobbler.com/2.0/?method=library.gettracks&#...

  • by mnutt on 3/18/2011, 9:39 PM

    It visually looks a lot like Kod. (http://kodapp.com)

  • by Fargren on 3/18/2011, 4:47 PM

    Does a Firefox equivalent exist?

  • by mcrittenden on 3/18/2011, 8:23 PM

    I've been using this for awhile now and it's been really invaluable for looking through stuff like JSON feeds or raw JS. Also has some nice color themes and font options.

  • by briancurtin on 3/18/2011, 7:14 PM

    Excellent. It supports highlighting diffs!

  • by georgieporgie on 3/19/2011, 1:06 AM

    Is editing code on a very dark background the norm now, or just the Hot New Thing?