Cacher Review

It's very easy to use, I like how it has multiple options in terms of what you can do with your snippets - which means not too many features but those that are available make sense! The only thing i don't really love about this app (which may be something specific just me) would have been if there was an option where we could save our own custom tags as well so they'd show up under their category rather than having them all lumped together at 'Snippets'. Otherwise great product!! We've seen…

Simple to use, lightweight, with no ads or other distractions. The only thing I don't like about it is that the search doesn't work quite as well as in Google Chrome. But otherwise it's an excellent tool. If you're looking for something super lightweight, this is the way to go. There are lots of resources on caching issues and how different browsers deal with it. This is a good place to start if you need help figuring out your own implementation, or just want to see what some of the best…

I like how easy it was to set up my own caching server with docker, using NGINX as reverse proxy, Redis in-memory cache backend - no configuration needed! The UI looks great too (though this can be improved).The only thing that could make me use another product would be if there were more prebuilt solutions available out of the box than writing your own from scratch yourself. Otherwise, so far everything works well enough even without any special plugins or tools installed. We have solved our…

It's free, easy to use with lots of features that are not available in other tools (like GitLab CE). I like it because you can easily share snippets between different projects or even teams without managing multiple copies yourself! You don't have access to all of them by default but they're pretty simple to add if needed so there really isn't anything too big about this tool as far as complaints go. If your looking into using something similar try out both options before deciding which one…