robinshen

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   by robinshen 9y ago

   Sorry, correct video link here: https://dev.gitplex.com/projects/gitplex-docs/raw/1.0/video/... As to tree display for many branches, GitPlex will abbreviate the line with arrows like below: https:
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   by robinshen 9y ago

   Makes sense. Updated the web site to point to purchase page for this button.
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   by robinshen 9y ago

   $20 per year per user for additional seats: For more information: https://www.gitplex.com/purchase
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   by robinshen 9y ago

   Thanks for pointing this out. Should be much better now.
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   by robinshen 9y ago

   Thanks for trying. I spent a lot of time improving the performance, and it works pretty fast for very large repositories such as Linux, Chrome, etc.
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   by robinshen 9y ago

   Please check here for pull request demo: https://dev.gitplex.com/projects/gitplex-docs/raw/1.0/video/... As to tree graph for too many branches, can you please elaborate? Thanks!
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   by robinshen 9y ago

   Thanks for the kind words. My next priority is to add issues to GitPlex, and then builds. I worked on a continuous integration system for more than ten years, and have some lessons learned to be put into GitPlex.
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   by robinshen 9y ago

   Good idea. Make it appearing on home page now, :)
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   by robinshen 9y ago

   Thanks for the remind. Get it corrected now.
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    by robinshen 9y ago

    Not a native English speaker. In my dictionary "plex" has the meaning of "many things". Also I heard of googleplex. And the software manages many git repositories, so I use the name "GitPlex".
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    by robinshen 9y ago

    Thanks for the Git brand remind. I will check that. Good to see more and more tools are doing this. Instead of browsing code as plain text in repository, it definitely helps to browse code with language aware. One thing GitPlex differing fr
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    by robinshen 9y ago

    It parses source code of popular programming languages so that user can search symbols, jump to symbols, show/search outlines in every revision of the repository. Currently supports Java/JavaScript/C/C++/CSharp&#x2F
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    GitPlex – browse code in Git repository like in IDE(gitplex.com)

    105 points by robinshen 9y ago|42 comments
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    by robinshen 9y ago

    GitLab tries to include all tools in a single package, while this tool emphasizes on code management. It provides some tools making code browsing and navigation much easier for daily review purpose.
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    GitPlex – release of a new Git management and code review server(gitplex.com)

    4 points by robinshen 9y ago|2 comments
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    by robinshen 9y ago

    I often end up asking questions in GitHub issues, not a good place for discussions though. Finally someone offered this service. Nice!
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    QuickBuild7 – the continuous integration server aiming at flexibility(pmease.com)

    1 points by robinshen 10y ago|0 comments
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    by robinshen 10y ago

    We do that in backend with a hand written, simple parser just to pick up information we needed. And it is fast (can index all JDK8 source symbols in seconds).
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    by robinshen 10y ago

    I checked Gerrit before and like its philosophy of enforcing atomic commits and linear history, but I do not like its way of adding special change id in commit message and push to refs/for/master. That makes new users confusing an
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    by robinshen 10y ago

    This is convenient. Thanks for the effort!
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    by robinshen 10y ago

    We also try to keep things simple. Without gatekeepers, the pull request workflow is quite the same as GitHub. Advanced users can explore gatekeepers to achieve much flexible workflows. Hackers may also write plugins to add their own gat
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    by robinshen 10y ago

    We are a Java shop and created the tool to manage our own code initially. Our next priority is to make it supporting more languages.
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    by robinshen 10y ago

    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 t
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    by robinshen 10y ago

    Sticky comment is actually another form of git blame, and will be available in future versions of GitPlex.
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    by robinshen 10y ago

    Missed description of the integration preview part, now get it added: https://www.pmease.com/gitplex#preview-integration
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    by robinshen 10y ago

    Thanks for pointing this out. Will get that fixed. Not a human language expert, but hope I can do better in computer languages, :)
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    by robinshen 10y ago

    Thanks for the link, bookmarked it for studying, :)
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    by robinshen 10y ago

    GitPlex can show history of any path (a file or directory) quickly via history button, and from there you can even refine the history (search for certain tags, commits made by certain people, etc) of the file, and once you get to the point,
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    by robinshen 10y ago

    The next step is to support major languages, and C# is definitely on our road map.
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    by robinshen 10y ago

    Yes that is true. We build this tool with easy deployment in mind. And we've devoted a lot of our effort to performance. Just check the linux repository for instance ( http://gitplex.pmease.com/demo/linux ), GitPlex