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CodeAssets is an advanced code librarian and repository for the Windows desktop. It can accommodate nearly any type of programming asset from snippets up to multiple projects. Each asset in the repository can contain its own HTML documentation as well as links to any file or website. You can create your own asset and documentation templates for quickly entering new assets. There is also a built-in programmers editor and HTML editor for editing the source code and documentation of the asset. Each asset can be classified using multiple categories from 14 major category groups. These include algorithm, asset type, application, framework, origin, pattern, programming language, price range, task and topic. You can then browse your assets by these categories using intuitive directory style browsing, similar to Yahoo (tm) and SourceForge (tm). There are also catalogs for keywords, people, organizations, websites, CDs, books, magazines and other references. Catalog items can be associated with any asset or used as a separate reference. Assets can also be included in asset hierarchies to better reflect class or project dependencies. You can also manage multiple repositories with back up, XML import, XML export, and templating capabilities. A built in wizard allows importing of one or more assets from the standard shareware PAD format. The free version has no limit on the number of assets that can be viewed in a repository, so it makes it easy to exchange repositories with others. Other repositories are available on the CodeAssets website. |
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