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Here are some things you can do with Gists in GistBox.

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Last edited Sep 25, 2013
Created on Aug 31, 2016

This example demonstrates how GitHub Gists can organize diverse content, including reusable JavaScript code, a Ruby quicksort implementation, project documentation with Markdown, and a recipe with images and ingredients. The visualization shows the GistBox interface, where each file is presented with its syntax highlighting and metadata from the gist source. The JavaScript snippet logs the `window` object to the console, while the Ruby class implements the quicksort algorithm, and the Markdown files display formatted text with headings, lists, and links. The display relies on the GistBox Clipper extension to save snippets from any webpage.

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