Carbon Alternatives
-
silicon
Create beautiful image of your source code. (by Aloxaf)
-
carbonate
Github Action to format fenced code blocks in github issues as images. Originally created as part of DEV Github Actions hackathon: https://dev.to/callmekatootie/jazz-up-the-code-blocks-in-github-issues-52e6
-
Scout
Get performance insights in less than 4 minutes. Scout APM uses tracing logic that ties bottlenecks to source code so you know the exact line of code causing performance issues and can get back to building a great product faster.
-
javascript
JavaScript Style Guide
-
jotai
👻 Primitive, flexible state management for React
-
seti-ui
A subtle dark colored UI theme for Atom.
-
rust-playground
The Rust Playground
-
rate.sx
:moneybag: curl cryptocurrencies exchange rates
-
hacktoberfest
Hacktoberfest - App to manage the annual open source challenge.
-
vscode-textmate
A library that helps tokenize text using Text Mate grammars.
-
espresso
Minimal web framework for Deno
-
gnu-units
GNU Units (mirror)
-
Bugged.dev
My own weblog, feel free to fork.
-
LyricBox
-
yAuth
-
germanium
Generate image from source code
-
rates
Currency exchange rates in your terminal
-
heliamphora
Posts
-
VSCode | My VS-Code setup for my programming time.
You have two choices, either use code snap, which you have the ability to make code images with background color configuration and use the same theme and font (even if it's an proprietary theme or font) and make images. And it has numbering configuration and few extra. Or you can use Carbon. What it does is make a beautiful image of your code to be used. For example see the image below.
-
Rates - currency rates in your terminal
It's Seti. It's default theme when creating image at Carbon
The output is colored because the image was created in Carbon and not in the terminal. I don't really see a good use case for this, but in most shells you can add colors manually.
-
A CLI tool for generating image from source code (alternative to Carbon and Silicon)
There exists https://carbon.now.sh/
-
🤓 TIL about the "ping" attribute on <a> tags
Hah, that is funny. I'm the person that tweeted that, and this is some quality ripping off 🤣 I like how OP even linked to https://carbon.now.sh, as if he created the screenshot himself.
That image isn't a code editor, it's probably https://carbon.now.sh or https://codeimg.io or equivalent.
-
Please forgive me
Carbon
-
Ray.so: Create beautiful pictures of your code
How is it different from https://carbon.now.sh/ ?
-
I've done bad things
Yeah it’s a website called Carbon: https://carbon.now.sh
-
Found this on twitter, by @bernam92 (link to original post in the comments)
Use this web page, just need to type the code and specify the language
-
Show HN: Ray.so – Create beautiful images of your code
I created a Github Action to generate images for code, within github issues. The benefits:
- Easy to view and understand the image of the code v/s the code block text when using a mobile device. Why? Easier to scroll images v/s text.
- Members will no longer have to rely on the issue reporters and commenters to format their code blocks correctly. Using the in built formatter, the code is always structured properly
- Maintainers can style the code blocks to suit their project's language and guidelines and not put the onus of this on the issue reporter / commenter
This uses carbon (https://github.com/carbon-app/carbon)
The Github Action in question: https://github.com/callmekatootie/carbonate
Similar website: https://carbon.now.sh/ . They probably have more themes but I like this conciseness.
Why? There is already Carbon (https://carbon.now.sh) for that.
Stats
carbon-app/carbon is an open source project licensed under MIT License which is an OSI approved license.