dp.SyntaxHighlighter - Javascript Syntax Highligher

Saturday July 9th 2005, 11:16 am

Written by: Brian Benzinger

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This would be perfect if I ever started the programming blog that I have always wanted to make, dp.SyntaxHighlighter. Looks to be simple and light weight. It will replace text areas with beautiful syntax coloring for multiple programming languages.

dp.SyntaxHighlighter is a free JavaScript tool for source code syntax highlighting.

The script is meant to help a developer to post code snippets online with ease and without having to worry about applying format. People who use blogs like MovableType, .Text (dotText), dasBlog and any other system can easily add code to their posts.

If you are looking to get syntax highlighter for your blog, give dp.SyntaxHighlighter a try!

View the dp.SyntaxHighligher Project.

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