Now that my library of code is growing, I began to look for ways to manage the code better. After extensive research into Code Management Software, I came up with 4 solutions. 3 of which are software for desktop.

If you need any code management, I suggest either of the following:

• Code Library .Net - http://s630417.myweb.hinet.net/CodeLib.htm
• Code Warehouse - http://www.xcca.com/
• Incollector - http://www.incollector.devnull.pl/
  

Code Library .Net used to be fully free, but now the pro version costs $. However, it has many good features and works well. Code Warehouse is virtually the same but with less features. It also costs the same. It also seems more “professional”, and may seem like you would get better support. Some companies may prefer that.

However, I had no problem getting a hold of the developer of Code Library .Net when it came to support.

Incollector is fairly new to the scene, but the potential is huge. I think it will be the best code management tool out there. It works on both Linux and Windows. It’s also open source!

Even though these 3 tools are great, I determined that the best tool to use was this my blog and a online service called Snipplr. I’ll always have access to it, it is easily searchable, and other people can contribute or view the code.