I don't understand why there are many negative comments in this thread to this project. I've used Carbon many times to paste good-looking code in a PowerPoint presentation, and the result is clean and attractive. Big thank you to the people behind it.
I'm not an SVG expert, but surely that shouldn't be a 1.1 MB export?<p>I just quickly created a text-based SVG image in Inkscape, and it was a few KB in size and the text was all selectable. I couldn't even open the Carbon SVG export in Inkscape, so I'm not sure what it's doing?
I like this idea. I created a similar script for myself that extends this idea more into the CI/CD realm.<p>Basically if you have tutorials that need code screenshots it's nice to avoid much / most manual copy/paste/screen capture etc.<p>So my script takes a filename and line numbers and outputs a syntax highlighted screenshot of that portion of text.<p>Why arn't I linking to the script? Well the obvious next step is to extend the above to tie into git such that for minor changes you don't have to think about the line numbers and it just does the right thing. But I never got that working :)
Is anyone else bothered by the close/minimize/maximize buttons in the upper left corner which are there for no apparent reason other than to associate with macos’ design?
What's the difference between this and the MacOS app Petrify [0]. In the Petrify blog they talk about renaming from Carbonize [1] which I assume is related to the Carbon mentioned here? Are they the same team? Is somebody repackaging another app?<p>[0] <a href="https://apps.apple.com/app/petrify/id1451177988" rel="nofollow">https://apps.apple.com/app/petrify/id1451177988</a><p>[1] <a href="https://www.dangercove.com/news/petrify-36/" rel="nofollow">https://www.dangercove.com/news/petrify-36/</a>
How many name collisions are there with a project named carbon?<p>I think that would be a cool project, if it doesn't already exist: crawl github, gitlab, bitbucket, sourceforge, etc -- and report project name collisions.
A slightly-related project I created: <i>TypeScript Call Graph</i> - generate/visualize a call graph of your TypeScript files in a variety of ways. MIT open source ;)<p><a href="https://github.com/whyboris/TypeScript-Call-Graph" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/whyboris/TypeScript-Call-Graph</a>
Hey folks! Personally I used Carbon quite some times in the past, but I saw some possible improvements and also thought about further additions such a product could have.<p>That's why a friend and me released a similar product available at snappify.io, maybe someone finds it interesting!
Do they host the image?<p>I do this with cmd+shift+4 and it's already on my clipboard for easy pasting into chat or whatever. Plus the line numbers are correct and the highlighting matches my editor.
This is indeed beautiful, but I'm missing some real bitmap fonts so that the code looks sharp, as it was meant to be, not with blurry "antialiased" fonts.
Thanks for sharing, this looks very nice and quite polished.<p>This could be useful for my project.<p>What is the best way to import this into wordpress? Is there a to have it as a custom wordpress block?
Beautiful maybe… but that example on the homepage I have no idea what it does and am so happy I don’t work at some place that produces that kind of code.<p>I suppose you do need a tool like this when you have code like that.
I could maybe understand the value of this if it were somehow impossible to display nicely styled code as text. But in the edit box they literally have the editor formatting the code. The image seems to be a snapshot of that.
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You can add emojis, custom images, place logos of your favourite programming language or service, add twitter/facbook instagram handles, custom background.<p>Apart from the screenshot module, codekeep allows you to store and share code snippets, most of the ui is inspired from google keep and i have added more features on top of that, we named it codekeep (google keep for code snippets).<p>do checkout and let us know your thought :-) <a href="https://codekeep.io/screenshot" rel="nofollow">https://codekeep.io/screenshot</a>