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by beliu 11y ago
Hi, I'm one of the creators of Sourcegraph and srclib. Just wanted to clarify that srclib doesn't compete with Kythe. They tackle different issues and we're even considering using Kythe as a low-level language library.
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by beliu 11y ago
Sourcegraph | sourcegraph.com | San Francisco, CA | Full-stack, frontend, and backend engineers Code is data. Sourcegraph semantically indexes all the code in the world and makes the information accessible and useful to programming teams. W
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by beliu 11y ago
Thanks for flagging! Updated the srclib README.
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by beliu 11y ago
Thanks for this suggestion. We want to make it clear that Fair Source is not Open Source. We've updated the summary in the header: https://fair.io . Hope this is clearer!
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by beliu 11y ago
Sourcegraph CTO here. Sourcegraph Core is self-hosted and the source code for it lives at https://src.sourcegraph.com/sourcegraph . Sourcegraph Enterprise includes the additional features mentioned in the pricing section o
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by beliu 11y ago
For those considering alternatives, here's another (currently also HN front page): https://src.sourcegraph.com/sourcegraph@b1af2ab4761618930f6f... Key features: - jump to definition right in browser - find usage exampl
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by beliu 11y ago
Thanks for checking out Sourcegraph! The way most people use Sourcegraph is as a self-hosted git host. It takes about 5 minutes to install: https://src.sourcegraph.com/sourcegraph/.docs/getting-starte... . Sourcegr
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by beliu 11y ago
Just updated the post to make sure those comments aren't meant to be taken too seriously. Sorry that did not come across in the original post!
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How Go was Made(sourcegraph.com)
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The Evolution of Go(sourcegraph.com)
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Go GC: Solving the Latency Problem in Go 1.5(sourcegraph.com)
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Russ Cox Keynote – GopherCon 2015 liveblog(sourcegraph.com)
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Gitcolony enterprise released(gitcolony.com)
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by beliu 11y ago
Here are some of the interesting things coming to the Bitbucket platform: Code search: https://sourcegraph.com/ Code quality: https://www.bithound.io/ , https://www.codacy.com/ Code analytic
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Bitbucket announces Connect platform(blog.bitbucket.org)
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by beliu 11y ago
In addition to asking them to write some code, we also have each member of the team interview them onsite to get a sense of how they'd interact as a member of the team. The challenge does take a few hours, which is longer than a typica
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by beliu 11y ago
We're trying a different approach at Sourcegraph. In addition to looking at a candidate's prior work in open source if available, we ask them to complete tasks that approximate the job as closely as possible (i.e., coding on a com
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by beliu 11y ago
Check out Sourceboxes. They are automatically linked (with jump-to-def), and you can embed any function/type or file range. (I'm one of the creators of Sourcegraph and would love to get your feedback!)
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by beliu 11y ago
If you haven't already, check out srclib, an open-source cross-language cross-editor code analysis library designed to support things like editor plugins: https://srclib.org/ . I'm one of the creators and would lov
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by beliu 12y ago
Author of the post here. Would love to hear people's thoughts on this approach and your own methods of diving into open-source projects!
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How to contribute to Docker in 5 easy steps(blog.docker.com)
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by beliu 12y ago
Yep, Kythe is the open-source version of grok. It's awesome, and the srclib team is in touch with the Kythe team at Google to build on top of their analysis libs (for C++ and Java). Long term vision is to get rid of the "my editor
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by beliu 12y ago
On the topic of having one IDE that just works for multiple languages/platforms, you should check out srclib ( https://srclib.org ), an open-source language analysis tool (I'm one of the creators) that abstracts away the
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by beliu 12y ago
We're shooting for sometime soon; it's high on our priorities list, and we'd love to find partners to help test out the feature. Want to shoot me an email at beyang@sourcegraph.com?
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by beliu 12y ago
Check out Sourcegraph: https://sourcegraph.com . It semantically analyzes code, makes it searchable, and lets you find usage examples of how others use it. One of the features we're planning to ship soon is commenting on pie
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by beliu 12y ago
We just added godoc integration to Sourcegraph, so you can use that for now! Godoc + tooltips + jump-to-def + usage examples. See this, for example: https://sourcegraph.com/github.com/gorilla/mux/.godoc
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Bleve: a modern search indexing library for Go(sourcegraph.com)
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High school hackers trick men on Tinder into playing text-based adventure(hackgeny.challengepost.com)
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Stages of learning Go, with code examples(sourcegraph.com)
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by beliu 12y ago
This is a great point. The quality of the tooling around a given language/ecosystem has a huge impact on the productivity of people working in that ecosystem. See also https://srclib.org/ , a library with similar goals

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