Do you know Carbon, which displays the source code coolly on Twitter?

Sep 7, 2020 Ruby PHP JavaScript Twitter

Hello, my name every show that has been active as the current free of the web creator.

Well, everyone, `It feels good to see the highlights of the source code. ``

For VS Code code highlights, I like the class name to be green.

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Once you get used to this, you can no longer use a simple notepad.

However, Twitter does not have an editor function, so even if you want to tweet ** If you paste the source code as it is, it will be very dull ** (the character limit is also tight)

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I’ve been on Twitter for 8 years and an engineer for 2 years for the first time, and I’ve been using cool services since 2020.

`If you love code highlights, start using Carbon today. ``

What is Carbon?

It is a service that allows you to share source code neatly on Twitter.

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It’s more beautiful than pasting with a screenshot.

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You can see in the pictures that it supports various languages and themes.

The theme in the above picture is VS Code, but I like the theme seti, so I will display it with seti.

Ruby

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JavaScript (Vue)

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Sass

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PHP

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Easy posting and image saving are also possible

You can tweet immediately by signing in with Twitter, or you can export it as an image as png.

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You can safely delete Created with @carbon_app when posting. pic.twitter.com There is no problem if you have the following.

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** Hmm, fashionable! !! !! ** **

The psychology of sharing source code on Twitter is

** “Look at this smart code of mine! This is convenient and recommended !!” **

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I think it’s a psychology (arbitrariness and prejudice)

From an appealing point of view, I think it’s a very smart way to share source code.

Carbon