Best Code Snippet Managers for PostgreSQL

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    Snibox Reviews
    Self-hosted snippet management. This tool is designed to organize and collect code snippets. Released under the MIT License. Anyone who obtains a copy of this program is granted permission to do so without charge. There are many ways to deploy, including Docker, Heroku-based deployment, and traditional deployment to Ubuntu. Searchable interface that is label-oriented. Supports markdown and plain text programming languages. Supports markdown and plain text in various programming languages. Snibox allows only one registered user access to private snippets. You can only register one user per box. Mailgun is used by Snibox to send out emails in production. They are required for the'reset Password' feature.
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    Cacher Reviews

    Cacher

    Cacher

    $6 per month
    Cacher enables you and your team members to write more code faster. Code snippets allow you to retrieve and share technical details about any implementation. Cacher's flexible color labeling system allows you to organize your code however you want. Label snippets according to project, department or priority. Install our plugins on popular editors and IDEs so you can create and insert snippets in your coding environment. Cacher's team tools allow you to create a shared knowledgebase for your company. Team snippets and labels are automatically synced to every member's library regardless of platform or code editor. Each snippet is listed on Snippets - our code sharing community for Cacher users. Send snippet URLs via email, Slack or Twitter, or embed them in your blog. Code snippets can be used to document code patterns, machine setup instructions and algorithms. Teachers can use team snippets as a way to share their knowledge with students. They are great additions to lesson plans.
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