Would be very useful if we could paste a github file url and refactor.io could just render the file (or a portion of it based on the github url) rather than pasting code manually.
Also, I was trying to comment on a code snippet I created. It would have been convenient to be able to refer to a specific line using shorthand (like #14, etc.) in a comment rather than pasting the entire snippet again with a diffed view.
This is EXACTLY what I started doing yesterday for the @Ehesp Responsive-Dashboard project. Glad you got it done before I got anywhere with it. Very useful to small one-off projects!
I don't think Google Keep is anywhere near a competitor of Evernote. Keep is a different class of application. More of a to do list or quick note manager. Whereas evernote is a full blown digital notebook with an extensive feature list. Its like comparing Microsoft One Note to the iPhone notepad.
Absolutely. We recently created a multi-server branch for linux-dash. It just began but the goal is exactly what you stated: single, consolidated Linux-dash page for N servers with the same drop-in installation capability.
There are actually quite a few github users who have ported the project to Go, Ruby, Python, etc. I believe there already exists a popular java based alternative.
Node would be awesome for a project like this. Especially with Gulp. If someone hasn't already built it, I would love to.
You are absolutely on point. I am currently cleaning up the code base and trying to instill a better directory/file structure. Since the last post, it has added more widgets, changes to existing widgets, and been put up on a new domain. Seeking feedback to help it mature a bit.
I always wanted something like this to become popular and gain a user-base because it might lead to a more community-feeling web.
Here's hoping you accomplished it. Cheers.