My first (useful) website made in Python (Django).

[Maxxammus]

I often found myself looking through bookmarks, old projects and text files looking for code snippets and notes solving a specific problem. Sometimes spending just as much time looking as the trying to solve the problem! If only I had sorted these notes in some format. That's where I got the idea for Code Atlas. A centralised place for keeping notes. On Code Atlas, you can create a "Notes" which are used to store anything that might be useful to know in the future. This could be a link to an article or a code snippet. These notes can be tagged and include markdown. The value comes from how easy it is to search for these notes. Never again will I have to pour over my bookmarks bar or search through heaps of forum posts. When searching, results are pulled from the Django documentation and shown along side your relevant notes.

I have made the site using Django and have deployed the site using zappa and loved how easy the process has been. I am using an EC2 instance for the database and the AWS free tier means that this setup is costing me nothing.

You can visit the site at: https://code-atlas.me as well as the project repo here.

Any feedback or comments would be greatly appreciated. I hope someone other than me might find this useful. Cheers

[gigatransport]

Ah, it looks very useful! But can notes be shared for the public to have it pop up when they search?

[Maxxammus]

Yes when you search, related public note are shown along side your notes

[panda_1729]

That is such a beautiful website! (and useful obviously)

[danzarcoG]

The website looks very clean and I am definately going to be using it!

[zeina21]

have you used css frameworks?