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We were worried about this initially, too. It turns out that the features are valuable enough that developers are willing to use Sourcegraph as a separate searc
by sqs 9y ago
We were worried about this initially, too. It turns out that the features are valuable enough that developers are willing to use Sourcegraph as a separate search and review tool even if they don't use it as their main editor. So you can use IntelliJ for day-to-day editing and Sourcegraph for code review and search.
Perhaps we should make that explicit: "Whether you use it as your primary editor or just for searching and reviewing code, ..."
- ben_jones 9y agoThanks for the reply. The form factor for code-review and commenting were standout features for me and i'll definitely check out the process.
- sqs 9y agoAlso, you can set up Sourcegraph Server (https://about.sourcegraph.com/products/server https://about.sourcegraph.com/products/server) and then everyone gets the core features on all your company's code in their web browser.