http://hastebin.com/ This is what you want. It's foss.
On July 8, 2016 4:36:54 PM PDT, Koz Ross <[email protected]> wrote: >I am soon going to be teaching a class on data structures and >algorithms at my >university. This class will be in Java, on Windows (a fact I am not >happy about, >but cannot change). > >As part of this, I plan to have an activity where each class member >will need to >forward me a short snippet of code (about a dozen lines or so). I am >thinking of >something similar to a paste service, except that: > >- I need to be able to view all the pastes from every class member >- It should syntax highlight Java code >- It needs to be Web-based (i.e. no locally-installed software) > >To give an example of what I mean, suppose I have three students: >Alice, Bob and >Carla. Each of them writes a snippet of code, and sends them to me. I >can then >view (on my machine) each of the snippets from all three of them. > >I don't wanna have to use email for this (because that's a bit >cumbersome). Of >course, this tool should be free software. Ideally, this Web-based >program >should require minimal setup (so, no registration would be nice). > >Could anyone suggest anything? I (and my students) would be very >grateful! >-- >Koz Ross <[email protected]> >www.retro-freedom.nz > >If you aren't using GPG, you should be! >https://emailselfdefense.fsf.org/en. > >Please don't send me Word or PowerPoint attachments. >See http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/no-word-attachments.html for why. > >Proud member of the Open Wireless Movement. >Find out more at https://openwireless.org/ > >Proud member of Peers, at http://peers.community/ . We grow freedom. -- Sent from my Android device with K-9 Mail. Please excuse my brevity.
