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Why did we create Chop?
Giving quick, one-off feedback on code is a pain. Code review tools are complex, expensive, and hard to use. Often we just want to share a quick contextual note with someone who may not have access to the entire code base. Chop let's us add notes to a code snippet, and quickly share them.
How does it work?
Paste your code in and select which type it is.
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Or capture the code from a live page.
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Press the "Chop It" button and then add notes.
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Share the URL.
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That's all, there are no signups or any setup to bother with.
Why We Love This Tool
Often when reading code, we come across something that creates a strong, positive or negative, emotional response and we want to share that response right away. Maybe we find a line of pure crap, and we need to add our snarky remark and tweet it out right away. Or we can't figure out what the hell a certain function does in jQuery, we need some contextual notes wrapped in a URL so we can shoot it out on the jQuery IRC channel.
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