Code Collector Pro 1.2 is coming along nicely so I thought I would give you an update. CodeCollector.net is nearly complete and we’ll be giving you more a preview of that in a future post. But in this post I want to show off two small but highly useful features, one in the app and one on the website.

Locking, without the need for keys

We’ve had a few requests for the ability to lock snippets from editing, to prevent you accidentally changing a snippet. As it was an easy feature to add I thought, “Why not?”. So in the inspector (currently at the bottom but that may change before release) you now have a little checkbox to lock a snippet. This only locks the code area so all over parts of a snippet can be edited, but hopefully it will help prevent any accidental slips

“Web calling Desktop, can you hear me?”

Up until now all that I’ve mentioned about the integration between CCP and CodeCollector.net is that the former will be able to sync it’s library with the latter. But if you are sharing with others, then they will likely want to put some of your snippets into their libraries.

Instead of requiring you to copy and paste useful snippets from your browser into CCP there’s a rather neat link labelled “send to code collector”. And it does exactly what it says on the tin. Click on this link on any snippet and it will appear in your snippet library, ready for your consumption.

And to finish with, here’s a little image we’ve made to help advertise CCP 1.2. Remember, sharing is good:

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