Source/image/file sharing sites?

[andywestken]

Hi

I have seen quite a few people using http://pastebin.com, to share longer bits of code, and http://filebeam.com, for screen shots.

Are these the sites you use? Are there others that it would be useful to know about?

In the context of this site, I am interested in:
- sharing C++ source
- screen shots / other images (e.g. UML diagram)
- zip file (for a complete project, etc)
- documents (e.g. Open Office Writer/Dia/...)

On top of this, I know you can publish longer articles in the Articles section of this site, or on sites like CodeProject.com and CodeGuru.com. Are these two predominantly Windows? If so, where do Linux folk head to these days? Are there other useful ones about?

Andy

P.S. If you know about other, relevant sharing sites, please let me know.

[hamsterman]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_pastebins
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photo_sharing#Online_photo_sharing_websites
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_file_hosting_services

I myself use http://pastebin.com , http://tinypic.com , http://www.mediafire.com

[DSLq5Di1]

I stumbled across http://ideone.com/ recently which is very cool! and prefer mediafire/tinypic over most other online hosting services.

[Albatross]

I use http://codepad.org , http://tinypic.com , and http://mediafire.com for codepastes, image sharing, and any other files, respsectively (just like hamsterman except that I use codepad instead of pastebin). I prefer codepad because of the light feel of the webside and its syntax highlighting.

-Albatross

[zwA4jE8b]

wow, mediafire is awesome. Thanks guys.

I began by uploading my first game. A windows based snake game. Check it out. All the of the code and .rc and icon files are there.

http://www.mediafire.com/?db959tciirdd0

[andywestken]

Thank you all for your input.

On this occasion, I found too much info when I tried to google for the into. So I decided I'd better ask some trustworthy people for their opinions!

Andy

P.S. http://www.mediafire.com is just what I need right now; http://pastebin.com, http://codepad.org, http://tinypic.com will be useful at some point; and http://ideone.com/ looks like an ideal companion to this site. No need to launch an IDE or other build env when you want to spot check a code frag!