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Show HN: Sourcegraph extension API alpha(github.com)
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GopherCon 2018 liveblog(sourcegraph.com)
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by sqs 8y ago
That’s the thing. I haven’t tried the others (except Google Glass 4-5 years ago). They might be better.
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by sqs 8y ago
I was blown away by Magic Leap when I tried it a couple weeks ago. I have no affiliation with the company and was skeptical beforehand. Maybe there are other things that are better, but it was really, really cool. It felt like a new kind of
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by sqs 8y ago
There are 2 separate issues here: 1. The existence of the Commons Clause. 2. The application of the Commons Clause to software that previously was not subject to it. To the original author: How would your view be different if a company rele
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by sqs 8y ago
Very cool. We (Sourcegraph) could never get VS Code fast enough to be the right fit for code browsing and search, which is what we're targeting. So we built our own components (open-source at https://github.com/sourcegr
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by sqs 8y ago
At Sourcegraph we faced the same decision and decided to go with an option for paid “homework” projects. It’s working very well so far. The payment is an important element of respect. More info at https://about.sourcegraph.com&#x
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by sqs 8y ago
Sourcegraph CEO here. :) Sourcegraph works really well with GitLab so you can search and browse code (with IDE-like code intelligence) across all of your GitLab EE/CE/.com repositories efficiently. See https://about.sou
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by sqs 8y ago
This is awesome. I’m a proud supporter of Hack Club and wish it was around when I was in high school.
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Our project-based interview experiment for hiring engineers(about.sourcegraph.com)
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by sqs 8y ago
Sourcegraph CEO here. VS Code is great for editing, but Sourcegraph is code search/browsing. So we switched to using a read-only code view that loads super fast on the web. It has basically all the same features as before: https:&#x2F
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by sqs 8y ago
Sourcegraph CEO here. We have many customers using Phabricator with our Sourcegraph Phabricator extension, which adds code intelligence (hovers, definitions, references, implementations), and search to Phab diffs. It makes reviewing code pr
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by sqs 8y ago
Sourcegraph CEO here. The market does care, and there are a lot of companies using (and demanding) deeper Sourcegraph integration with code hosts, via things like our browser extension ( https://about.sourcegraph.com/docs&#x2
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Sourcegraph 2.8: 19 languages, ridiculously huge monorepos, LSP, a GraphQL API(about.sourcegraph.com)
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by sqs 8y ago
(Sourcegraph CEO here.) Yes, Sourcegraph does support this, with a caveat. You can query Sourcegraph for things like "repo:saml2" at https://sourcegraph.com/search?q=repo%3Asaml2 to find matching repositories. But
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by sqs 8y ago
This is very cool. If you start to hit API rate limits for these services, you can try using the Sourcegraph API (email me sqs@sourcegraph.com and I can make sure your API key isn't rate-limited). Sourcegraph indexes all of these Git p
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by sqs 8y ago
Sourcegraph CEO here. There was always a toggle for that feature, but it was too hard to find. It is now off by default and you can enable it in the browser extension settings. I'm sorry you had a bad experience. I hope we get another
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by sqs 8y ago
Yep. Sourcegraph is self-hosted on your own network. Check out https://about.sourcegraph.com/ and run the Docker image to get started. Docs on the GitHub.com/GitHub Enterprise integration at https://about.so
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by sqs 8y ago
Sourcegraph CEO here. Glad you like Sourcegraph! Regardless of what happens with GitHub and Microsoft, we agree that developers need great code search.
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GitHub Checks API(developer.github.com)
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by sqs 8y ago
At Sourcegraph we use Officengine for accounting and other back office stuff. Highly recommended.
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by sqs 9y ago
Sourcegraph CEO here. Thanks for posting this! The blog post has a GIF of code intelligence (hovers, go-to-definition, and find-references) in a diff. There's another nifty animated GIF on our homepage showing the code intelligence int
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by sqs 9y ago
Ever since I realized that the "license scan: passing" badge is FOSSA, I've been seeing it on a bunch of other open source repositories, too. Like https://app.fossa.io/projects/git%2Bgithub.com%2Fwebpack%
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by sqs 9y ago
Flow-typed JavaScript works well with our existing JavaScript support. Post an issue if you have any issues when trying it out: https://github.com/sourcegraph/issues/issues . For Ruby, we haven't investigated
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by sqs 9y ago
Sourcegraph CEO here. Happy to answer any questions. Sourcegraph is code search and intelligence across all your code, integrated with your code host (even giving you IDE-like hovers, definitions, references, etc., when viewing code files a
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by sqs 9y ago
Sourcegraph CEO here! Thanks for mentioning our Chrome extension. It adds IDE-like code intelligence to GitHub.com and other code hosts (when viewing code files and diffs/pull requests): hovers, go-to-definition, and find-references. C
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by sqs 9y ago
For code search on a monorepo, Sourcegraph is often faster in UX and execution time for a lot of tasks. It's easier/faster to filter the results than `git grep`, you can see more on your screen, it's easier to jump to the ful
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by sqs 9y ago
We'll definitely consider it. What benefits would you get from having non-Docker? (Not saying there aren't any, just curious what your biggest needs are.) Re: PostgreSQL configuration, is it that you want to be able to manage and
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by sqs 9y ago
If you want 3 or more languages, then contact us (at https://about.sourcegraph.com/pricing ) and we can give you a package discount. Overall, if pricing is a concern, I'd love to learn more. I'll email you.
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by sqs 9y ago
Yes, we have some fantastic international and non-SF-based teammates at Sourcegraph, and we'd love to have more.

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