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Sourcegraph CEO here. Thanks for the feedback and sorry for the regression! I filed an issue to improve our search docs at https://github.com/sourcegraph/sourcegraph/issues/190 (will fix in the next day or so
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Sourcegraph CEO here. I share your interest in open-source business models, going back quite a while. My public middle school back in 1999 had a mock investment club, and students voted on which stocks to invest in. (It's funny looking
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Thanks, just fixed (should be live soon).
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Sourcegraph has experimental C/C++ support. Emphasis on experimental . It uses the best C/C++ language server (based on the Language Server Protocol) we could find, but that still struggles with some codebases. You can try it on
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No, that is https://kite.com/ (absolutely no relation to Sourcegraph).
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Thanks for running through the README and helping us prep the open-source release last week!
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Yes! There is a `docker run` command that will spin up a Sourcegraph instance for you at https://about.sourcegraph.com/docs/ . The self-hosted Docker (or, for big clusters, Kubernetes) deployment method has been there f
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Hey, Ben! Yes, that is a neat source file that shows how Sourcegraph does really fast live code search. (Sourcegraph has hybrid search so you get fast search over any repository and any commit, without needing to wait for indexing. It'
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Sourcegraph CEO here. We're back to work on testing release candidates for Sourcegraph 2.12, coming out this week. I'm especially excited about a few big new features that fit really nicely into the code search and browsing workfl
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Why are programming environments primitive? That’s worth a blog post-length reply, but I think it’s because coding is relatively silo’d and non-standardized (in languages, build systems, deployment schemes, and other tools). The impact of a
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Looking forward to it!
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Neat! I’ve wanted something like this to use at Sourcegraph. We would like to be able to say “Alice and Bob, you two should chat about XYZ for 15 min sometime in the next week” and have some piece of software aggregate and schedule all thos
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Sourcegraph CEO here (and author of a comment in the link + contributor to https://github.com/sourcegraph/go-langserver ). The idea is that with a Go language server becoming a core part of Go, it will have a lot more r
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Go team adding a Go language server to core(go-review.googlesource.com)
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Sourcegraph CEO here. We sell a code search and browsing product for developers to companies ( https://about.sourcegraph.com/ ).
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Sourcegraph CEO here. We have a project underway that lets you write one editor extension and use it on multiple editors (and other tools with code views, such as GitHub, GitLab, Sourcegraph, etc.). We intend it to solve your problem. http
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VS Code extensions for language support are (usually) a combo of a language server plus VS Code extension code. Other editors using just the language server won't get the features implemented in the VS Code extension. So Emacs lsp-mode
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Thanks for pointing that out. Fix deployed, should be online in a few min.
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Yes, and LSP is one of those ideas that I respect even more because it was laughed at initially! Unlike most other approaches at solving this problem, it did NOT try to model concepts or structures in programming languages. It is presentati
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Hey, Brian! Our (Sourcegraph's) unique role is that we have a product used by a ton of developers to search and browse code (in public and inside their company), so we have an audience for distribution of these tools. We also have some
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Sourcegraph CEO here. Microsoft designed and released LSP. We are eternally grateful for that! We played no part in its creation. The first LSP mention links to the repo at https://github.com/Microsoft/language-server-
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Sourcegraph CEO here. I have been a near-daily Emacs user for 15+ years. The unsolved problem for you and me as Emacs users is this: I wish I had the same high-quality extensions that VS Code users get. I use VS Code 1/3 of the time be
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Sourcegraph CEO here. Yes, Kythe is a very ambitious project and we have a lot of respect for the team building it inside Google. source{d} ( https://sourced.tech/ ) is another company doing awesome things in the code analysi
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Congrats to the GitLab team! They and a few other companies lately have shown fantastic customer and revenue numbers around an open source product. (I mean, a $1B+ valuation is cool, but the underlying customer metrics are way more importan
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Sourcegraph CEO here. Thanks for posting this. Happy to answer any questions!
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What thread did you originally see that in?
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Join us! We are hiring and growing quickly.
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Sourcegraph CEO here. Yeah, we use mostly Go on the backend, but we interact with most major languages since our product supports many languages for code search/browsing. I want to credit the many community members who contributed the
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Sourcegraph CEO here. @slimsag is the Sourcegrapher who wrote https://github.com/sourcegraph/syntect_server in Rust, based on @trishume's awesome https://github.com/trishume/syntect lib. He c
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Sourcegraph CEO here. The first extension is Codecov: https://github.com/sourcegraph/sourcegraph-codecov#readme . It overlays test coverage info on code files on GitHub (with green/yellow/red line background c

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