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It hasn’t been open sourced, right?

• kyrra 7y ago
  Correct. This is just exposing indexed versions of some of our larger open source projects with this code search. Chromium also has its code indexed by the older version of this tool: https://cs.chromium.org/ https://cs.chromium.org/
  • jedimastert 7y ago
    > Chromium also has its code indexed by the older version of this tool: https://cs.chromium.org/ https://cs.chromium.org/ Chromium recently switched over to a new version of code search.
    • krackers 7y ago
      They seem to have reduced the information density and killed readability as well with the "material ui" redesign. The old code search UI was perfect, with enough contrast to allow you to quickly grep through xrefs to locate relevant entries. The page itself was lightweight as well. Compare that to the redesign where each xref jump has me staring at a spinner for half a second, the xref bar has no visual separation between type, filename, and code snippet, all buttons visually indistinguishable with a blue on white color scheme, the "layers" dropdown is replaced with a mishmash of buttons scattered across the layout, etc. I really hope they're not forcing this abhorrent redesign on their developers as well.
    • jbroman 7y ago
      Specifically, the new version is at https://source.chromium.org/ https://source.chromium.org/, and the Android counterpart is https://cs.android.com/ https://cs.android.com/.
      • ehsankia 7y ago
        I guess source.android.com was taken :)
• deleted 7y ago
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• bskap 7y ago
  The site itself has not been, but the library used to build the map of cross-references is https://kythe.io/ https://kythe.io/