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by sanketsaurav 5y ago
This is a great product critique. I went through a similar thing with HEY — subscribed in curiosity (and awe of Jason's product demo skills, also the Twitter hype in part). I cancelled my subscription after 2 months because of similar
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by sanketsaurav 5y ago
ShellCheck is a great tool! If you're looking for an easy way to run static analysis on .sh files continuously, you might want to look at DeepSource. ShellCheck is supported. https://deepsource.io/gh/deepsourcelabs
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by sanketsaurav 5y ago
I've been excited about Mighty ever since it was first announced — I was the ideal customer: I use all the apps mentioned on the landing page all day long and was super pissed at how slow everything was on my MacBook Pro. And then I up
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How to Build Magical Products(sanketsaurav.com)
2 points by sanketsaurav 6y ago|0 comments
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by sanketsaurav 6y ago
Thanks for your feedback. I've updated the blog to make the product plug non-intrusive.
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Python Code Formatters(deepsource.io)
9 points by sanketsaurav 6y ago|2 comments
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Django Async: What's new and what's next?(deepsource.io)
148 points by sanketsaurav 6y ago|93 comments
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Code Formatting on Autopilot(deepsource.io)
7 points by sanketsaurav 6y ago|0 comments
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How we ensure less than 5% false positive rate in static analysis(deepsource.io)
10 points by sanketsaurav 6y ago|0 comments
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Git Branch Naming Conventions(deepsource.io)
84 points by sanketsaurav 6y ago|81 comments
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GitHub Free and what it means for developer tooling companies(sanketsaurav.substack.com)
9 points by sanketsaurav 6y ago|0 comments
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by sanketsaurav 7y ago
A few differentiators: * More issue coverage — for Python, we detect 520+ issues. We also enable you to run things like type checking (if you're using type hints) just by enabling it in the config. * Custom issues — we have an analyzer
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by sanketsaurav 7y ago
For our analyzers, we actually do use existing static analysis behind the scenes in addition to our custom checkers that we write by hand. So our Ruby analyzer, which is in beta at the moment, does use Rubocop behind the scenes. We’re worki
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by sanketsaurav 7y ago
Ruby is already in beta, stable release in the next 3-4 weeks. Next up is JavaScript. Rust, Java, and PHP are further down the line.
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by sanketsaurav 7y ago
A few issues from our Python analyzer: * Dangerous mutable default argument passed in functions ``` def some_func(arg=[1,2,3]): ... ``` which should be ``` def some_func(arg=None): if arg is None: arg = [1,2,3] ... ``` *
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11 New Python Web Frameworks(deepsource.io)
10 points by sanketsaurav 7y ago|1 comments
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New Features in Python 3.8(deepsource.io)
9 points by sanketsaurav 7y ago|5 comments
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by sanketsaurav 8y ago
Author here. Great point! Would love to take a shot at writing a follow-up focused on this.
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by sanketsaurav 8y ago
Hi, author of the post here. Thank you for your feedback. The framework that you put down, of code reviews being of these 2 levels, is valid. The goal of this blog post, however, was to touch on the basic hygiene which makes the process mor
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The exponential cost of fixing bugs(deepsource.io)
3 points by sanketsaurav 8y ago|0 comments
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by sanketsaurav 8y ago
YMMV, but when I'm working on a feature branch that can take some time, I try to break it into pieces to merge into master often. One way to think about this is breaking away from the compulsion to commit the entire thing together in a
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Zero-downtime Database Migration(deepthought.blog)
1 points by sanketsaurav 8y ago|0 comments
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What indexes should I create on a table?(deepthought.blog)
1 points by sanketsaurav 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Django template tags to use GitHub Octicons(github.com)
3 points by sanketsaurav 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Access S3 files like a tree(github.com)
4 points by sanketsaurav 8y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How critical is code maintainability in your opinion, realistically?
2 points by sanketsaurav 9y ago|1 comments
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HTTPS explained with carrier pigeons(medium.freecodecamp.org)
3 points by sanketsaurav 9y ago|0 comments
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Variable Name as a Service(vnaas.doselect.com)
3 points by sanketsaurav 10y ago|0 comments
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by sanketsaurav 10y ago
If you look at it, the main problem here seems to be that the way evaluation essentially works (even on the first level of the funnel) has not evolved over the years. People ask algorithm-based questions for assessing developers because the
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by sanketsaurav 10y ago
It looks counter-intuitive, though -- even if it is the spec. Especially for beginners, who might feel completely out of place. As other people have pointed out here, it's better to be implemented as a step of the build process if you

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