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Welcome to Cacher

We're delighted you've chosen Cacher to be your snippet organizer! Whether you're a solo developer or a member of your team, Cacher is here to help you organize and use snippets more efficiently.

Our users create snippets to:

  • Remember project-specific algorithms
  • Create cheatsheets for useful libraries
  • Share knowledge with colleagues

Take a few minutes to look over our Getting Started snippets. To view more detailed information on features, you can visit Cacher Docs.

Creating your first snippet

If you haven't done so already, now would be a great time to create your first Cacher snippet.

  1. Click the New Snippet button to compose a new snippet.
  2. Enter a Snippet Title. (Cacher can search on this field so make it descriptive).
  3. Optionally enter a Description. (You can use Markdown to provide formatting.)
  4. For the first file, enter a Filename with an extension. (e.g. example.py). (Cacher uses the extension to pick a filetype and provide syntax highlighting.)
  5. Enter the file's contents.
  6. Optionally choose one or more Labels to assign to the snippet.
  7. Choose whether the snippet will be Private using the toggle in the footer.
  8. Click Save to create the snippet.

Congratulations! You've created your first Cacher snippet.

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