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I've written a few (what I consider to be cool) bash scripts (that are specific to the Raspberry Pi), and I'd like to share them with the community.

Is there a jsfiddle-like site where I can put up the scripts?

Maybe even a community-based, cloud-sourced, site would be good for this, maybe in a wiki style. Does anyone know of one like this?

I just added a very brief script to JSFiddle to see if it'd work. Please let me know if you guys would use this. Or if it's just a horrible idea.

Jim
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  1. Github.com
  2. gitlab.org
  3. bitbucket.org

anywhere code related really

patrick
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To have a jsfiddle-like shareable link for your scripts, create a Github account, and save your scripts as GISTs: https://gist.github.com/ You will be able to update them in the future if you need.

Regarding a place to post them, I think you are looking for the wrong thing. You want a place to share Raspian stuff, not Raspberry right? RaspberyPI is just the computer, if it's running some other OS your scripts might not fit.

You might find a place to share your scripts links in https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewforum.php?f=66 or https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/

Paulo Amaral
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One place to go to - if you care about some explaining of those scripts too - would be our official+ blog Piversify:

Piversify is a blog dedicated to the Raspberry Pi, written by members of the raspberrypi.stackexchange.com community.

Here's the procedure how to contribute.


+ Piversify is not hosted by or otherwise linked to StackExchange itself or the Stack Exchange Inc. It is merely run by the community and its moderators here without being legally tied to StackExchange.
Ghanima
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So in frustration, I've thrown a little site together that has one script on it so far.

It's very much a static site. I plan on adding a comments section on it later, but for now, it's very much non-interactive.

If you've any feedback on it (positive or negative) let me know.

http://bash.blyzz.com/

I hope the stackexchange sites don't mind me imitating some of the styling.

Jim
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I had the same ideas before and after some research I found that we can share it as an open source project in Github.

That's why I have created new Repository for this purpose and anybody can contribute in it.

It's the project of usage Raspberry Pi & Co in home usage.

If it's interesting for you - follow this link.

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