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SourceGraph tries to fix it, and the experience of searching, jump-to-definition and generally getting to grips with a codebase is way better there IMO. They al
by jxub 8y ago
SourceGraph tries to fix it, and the experience of searching, jump-to-definition and generally getting to grips with a codebase is way better there IMO. They also have browser plugins with integration to GitHub. I recommend you to check it out.
- sqs 8y agoSourcegraph CEO here. Glad you like Sourcegraph! Regardless of what happens with GitHub and Microsoft, we agree that developers need great code search.
- brazzledazzle 8y agoDo you have an on-prem version (to pair with GitHub Enterprise)?
- sqs 8y agoYep. Sourcegraph is self-hosted on your own network. Check out https://about.sourcegraph.com/ https://about.sourcegraph.com/ and run the Docker image to get started. Docs on the GitHub.com/GitHub Enterprise integration at https://about.sourcegraph.com/docs/config/repositories#github-configuration https://about.sourcegraph.com/docs/config/repositories#githu....
- ianwalter 8y agoSourcegraph is great, but I had to disable the browser plugin because it opens a new tab on every github search. So annoying.
- sqs 8y agoSourcegraph CEO here. There was always a toggle for that feature, but it was too hard to find. It is now off by default and you can enable it in the browser extension settings. I'm sorry you had a bad experience. I hope we get another chance to give you an awesome code search experience.
- ianwalter 8y agoCool, for sure, thanks for the response!