Nikki
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It's been a while, and I'm happy to say the next Paste.ee is almost ready for public release! What's left to do? Testing of course!
I've tried everything I knew of to break it, and I need others to try too. Break it however you can, reporting any issues via pm, this thread, or the issue tracker.
Note: This data won't be copied over, so use it at your own risk to store long term pastes during the beta.
http://beta.paste.ee/
What has changed since the last version?
Question: With highlight.js, would it make sense to autodetect paste syntaxes before submitting them? Maybe prompting if the certainty is less than a certain number?
With these functionality changes, the infrastructure will change too. It'll all be moving to Nginx + HHVM, rather than PHP5-FPM, and will be more uniform in terms of code and general practices used. It'll also be scalable and maintainable, as it's using Larvel's 5.1 LTS release (supported through 2017, and security patches through 2018.)
And as always, thanks for using Paste.ee and attempting to break it!
I've tried everything I knew of to break it, and I need others to try too. Break it however you can, reporting any issues via pm, this thread, or the issue tracker.
Note: This data won't be copied over, so use it at your own risk to store long term pastes during the beta.
http://beta.paste.ee/
What has changed since the last version?
- Multi file pastes
- A fixed theme, to make styling and customization easier
- Highlight.js replacing GeSHi, which provides auto detection of paste syntax (see the question below, too)
- Clipboard.js instead of ZeroClipboard
- A new, RESTful API - http://beta.paste.ee/apidoc/
- Minimal site temporarily disabled until it can be redone
Question: With highlight.js, would it make sense to autodetect paste syntaxes before submitting them? Maybe prompting if the certainty is less than a certain number?
With these functionality changes, the infrastructure will change too. It'll all be moving to Nginx + HHVM, rather than PHP5-FPM, and will be more uniform in terms of code and general practices used. It'll also be scalable and maintainable, as it's using Larvel's 5.1 LTS release (supported through 2017, and security patches through 2018.)
And as always, thanks for using Paste.ee and attempting to break it!
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