Snip2Code Brings Code Snippets Sharing to the Enterprise Level

    SAN FRANCISCO, CA, November 02, 2015 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Snip2Code recently published onto Microsoft Azure Marketplace the first enterprise-grade software knowledge management system: by preserving and sharing code snippets within the dev teams, the companies can experience a terrific burst in time-to-market, thanks to the reduction of development & integration and the improval of quality in re-using well-tested pieces of code.

Moreover, a near-to-zero "downtime" of dev teams can be achieved when facing developers turnover, where in the past the defection of a senior developer would bring painful, long and costly handovers.

Already perceived as a cornerstone tool to qualify the quality on internal processes of software companies, Snip2Code aims at improving the efficiency of development teams from the programming phase, to the integration & quality assurance, reaching the DevOps. Not to mention the documentation aspect: every programmer knows that 10 lines of code sample are extremely more valuable (and appreciated) than 30 pages of wiki-like explanation!

By adopting a private instance of Snip2Code hosted on Azure platform, the customer can also take advantage of a 5-minutes setup for the full platform, together with the performance and scalability that Azure provides in such a scenario.

Free 2 months trial, a powerful set of open APIs to extend the platform with new widgets, and the full integration within the most popular IDEs like Microsoft Visual Studio, Eclipse, IntelliJ and others complete the recipe of the ultimate tool for software collaboration.

Snip2Code offers a solution to store and publish software snippets and maintain such snippets always up to date. This solutions appeals to the needs of software companies who want to provide continuous access to the best snippets of code despite personnel changes. Snip2Code is a software platform accessible through a web application and plug-ins for major software development environments such as Visual Studio, Eclipse, NetBeans, together with ad-hoc applications directly integrated into operating systems like Windows8 and OS X.

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