Came up with the idea
by MauroWe all know that great part of a product development (programming speaking) is a copy-adapt-paste process. Why re invent the wheel if someone on stackoverflow has the code snippet already working?
The problem is that, the wider is your programming expertise, the more problems you are going to face, and the more researches you are going to do.
As a stack developer I have gathered something like 100+ bookmarks, with a huge hierarchy, that it is as useless as it grows up even more.
Why this? Because it's very common that I have to re-solve a problem that I have already solved, let's say 3 months ago, using a cool solution from stackoverflow. Will I find the same gold resource? Maybe yes, but I am going to lose time. And at least for me, time is valuable.
So, why not a place to store all these links and make them easily accessible in the future? K-Stash is the answer.
