The first TagMyCode plugin for IDE was finally released.
Before today you could use the Google Chrome extension to save your snippets outside the website, now after a hard work to improve the API we are happy to announce the release of a new plugin. We have chosen NetBeans (versions 7.4 and 8.0) as a test case that implements the “Create snippet” feature.
You can install the plugin directly from NetBeans (go to Tools > Plugins > Available Plugins, click Check for Newest, select TagMyCode and Install) or download it from PluginPortal.
After the authorization you can create a snippet of the current opened file by clicking the toolbar button or via the context menu. You can also save a portion of the code simply selecting the code you want to save and then right click and “Create new snippet…”.
All suggestions are welcome.
That’s very nice and definitely a step into the right direction! However, without the ability to list and insert snippets into the Netbeans code editor, it’s not really all that useful 🙁
Thank you for your comment Fab.
As you said this is the first step to integrate TagMyCode into NetBeans. Next features will be the listing/search and the ability to reuse snippets in code editor.
I discovered this website because of the netbeans plugin. I’m very impressed so far, and looking forward to the future features you mentioned.
I totally agree with Fab.
It would be so interesting 2 things :
1. in the TagMyCode dialog show description and tags
2. shortcut to search from my snippets ( or snippets from others ) and insert into my code
Kind regards.