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Thanks for the ideas. While I agree with you that desktop IDE is a good place for design and architecture level reviews, having a lightweight web "IDE" will be

Thanks for the ideas. While I agree with you that desktop IDE is a good place for design and architecture level reviews, having a lightweight web "IDE" will be beneficial as it does not require you to switch your local workspace to particular revisions for review. Also I often find myself need to copy code from some old revisions, in that case, I just visit our web "IDE", find desired revisions with revision search helper, and open desired symbols to copy relevant code out.

91bananas 10y ago
A really good editor will allow you to do this without leaving. Pycharm/jetbrains handle this the best I have ever seen. Atom is almost there with a couple of the packages I have found
- andruby 10y ago
  Which Atom packages did you find to help you with this?
  - 91bananas 10y ago
    git-control@0.8.2 git-log@0.4.1 git-plus@5.22.0 git-time-machine@1.5.3 are the main ones, git-time-machine is probably my favorite package period in the Atom ecosystem. As it shows what is possible with completely user created UI. Shameless plug for a package I wrote too https://atom.io/packages/atom-git-revert https://atom.io/packages/atom-git-revert which also helps on the daily!