Who has an "Testing Stuff" Project?

Yup

Preety Much xD

Yep yep

That's 90% of mine

Shoot, I have at least half a dozen, and a few dozen files of random functions I wrote at one point and thought I might need them again.

A testing stuff no. Many testing stuff projects for every new language, framework, design pattern and general cray thought hell yes

More accurately... Who doesn't have a folder full of "testing", "sample code working" and older projects for reference later?

To test one function only, I usually create a fiddle and test it right away.. I also pass fiddles links to colleagues to show a workaround or a quick fix. It's easier than passing actual files.

I have a test file that I use as a scratchpad ... test function calls, small snippets and utilities. I just looked ... it is over 13000 lines!

I just push more into it as I go.

Sometimes I need to re-do something I did and I can pull that to the top, or extract it into its own utility of I think it's worth it ...

Perhaps it's time for me to start another though ... ?

@mhall check out snipt.net, I used to do that as well, squeeze everything into one text file.

Until my HD died...

@kileak Thanks, I'll check it out! This file is backed regularly, but I appreciate the tip!

@sylar182 @mhall maybe you want to try gistbox ;) it's really handy and connect to github

Random-1.0.jar