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Chrome extension that adds IDE features to GitHub (jump-to-def, find usages)(chrome.google.com)
1 points by sqs 10y ago|0 comments
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by sqs 10y ago
It doesn't send code from the GitHub page to Sourcegraph; it actually only works if the repo is already mirrored on Sourcegraph (which obviously requires your explicit permission for private repos). It will send the name of the repo (e
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Mandatory vacation at tech companies(text.sourcegraph.com)
2 points by sqs 10y ago|0 comments
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by sqs 10y ago
Sourcegraph CEO here. Excited to show this to HN folks. Huge credit to Farhan Attamimi and John Rothfels on our team for creating it. Happy to answer any questions here about how we built the Sourcegraph Chrome extension, future plans, issu
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Show HN: Chrome ext. for browsing GitHub like an IDE: jump-to-def, docs, refs(text.sourcegraph.com)
9 points by sqs 10y ago|9 comments
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by sqs 10y ago
Sourcegraph CEO here. This is a tremendously helpful extension that makes it feel like you're in an IDE when browsing GitHub code. The best way to see what I mean is to watch the demo at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
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by sqs 11y ago
Great questions. Re: users, you can define "users" however you'd like, if you do so clearly on your own site where people can download your software and code. We're working on making the definition of "user" cl
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by sqs 11y ago
We use (and created) Fair Source ( https://fair.io/ ) here at Sourcegraph ( https://sourcegraph.com ). Happy to answer any questions people have about the license. You can also check out a recent talk I gave about F
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by sqs 11y ago
I'm at Sourcegraph. We have code intelligence for more languages coming soon and have improved performance, etc., by quite a bit lately. Email me for more info (we're waiting a bit longer to announce the improvements publicly).
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by sqs 11y ago
At Sourcegraph, we're trying to help solve these problems for developers everywhere ( https://sourcegraph.com ), both in open source and inside companies. GitHub’s commercial success and contributions to the world of developm
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by sqs 11y ago
Sourcegraph | Full-Stack Engineer | San Francisco | Full-Time | Onsite Help us change the way development teams collaborate and build software. Used by tens of thousands of developers, Sourcegraph is the only intelligent, hackable code host
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by sqs 11y ago
Sourcegraph CEO here. Just in case there's any confusion, Fair Source is not intended to be OSI compliant, so I would not be surprised if it does not meet their criteria.
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by sqs 11y ago
Sourcegraph CEO here. Fair Source is not an open-source license. It is intended to be an improvement over closed source (GitHub, Bitbucket, etc.) and open core (where many important bits are closed source). Fair Source is not intended to su
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by sqs 11y ago
Sourcegraph CEO here. Fair Source is not an open-source license. It is intended to be an improvement over closed source (GitHub, Bitbucket, etc.) and open core (where many important bits are closed source). Fair Source is not intended to su
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by sqs 11y ago
Sourcegraph CEO here. Thanks for the feedback. We are working on making this smoother/clearer, but the way it works is that the license refers to the posted pricing. The posted pricing on Sourcegraph.com says $0 for teams of any size f
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by sqs 11y ago
Sourcegraph CEO here. :) I saw the GitLab CEO doing it and liked it a lot! (I hope he doesn't mind.) Of course, I just want to make sure people know I am affiliated with Sourcegraph when I comment on it.
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by sqs 11y ago
Sourcegraph CEO here. Fair Source is intended to allow companies to distribute both the product and source code, and still charge for the product. Fair Source is not an open-source license. Just as with GPL, there are restrictions around
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by sqs 11y ago
Sourcegraph CEO here. Thanks for this feedback. I would recommend watching the demo video at https://sourcegraph.com . The TLDR is that Sourcegraph has the same understanding of your code that an IDE has, and integrates that into
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by sqs 11y ago
Sourcegraph CEO here. Check out https://sourcegraph.com/ for the enterprise capabilities, which include using LDAP for user authentication, etc. Most customers under 50-100 developers prefer the cloud-managed way of storing
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by sqs 11y ago
Sourcegraph CEO here. Unfortunately, GitHub makes this impossible. It's closed source and offers limited ways to integrate—primarily via external, rate-limited external API clients on their proprietary platform. It's too bad the m
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by sqs 11y ago
Sourcegraph CEO here. :) We released Sourcegraph under the Fair Source License ( https://fair.io/ ), which we worked with a well-known open-source lawyer to draft. TLDR is that it lets us create the best product for developer
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by sqs 11y ago
Sourcegraph CEO here. We have large enterprise customers using Sourcegraph and are excited to release it publicly (with source code) so anyone can start using Sourcegraph for their team's code. Feedback is much appreciated! More info a
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Sourcegraph: self-hosted Git service with semantic code navigation/search/review(src.sourcegraph.com)
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Atlassian Planning U.S. IPO(wsj.com)
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GitLab raises $1.5M(venturebeat.com)
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Which Open Source License Should Your Project Use If You Want to Raise VC$?(tomtunguz.com)
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GitHub to Seek $2B Valuation in Latest Funding Round(bloomberg.com)
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by sqs 11y ago
> I find it worrying that Go is seemingly entirely stewarded by a company whose technical workflow is so different, to the extent that it curtails technical decisions. It's designing for the lowest common denominator in an equation
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by sqs 11y ago
The Sourcegraph Code Search add-on will be available for private repositories soon. You can check it out on public code in the meantime; e.g., https://bitbucket.org/sourcegraph/atlassian-rest/addon/com.s... a
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by sqs 12y ago
(srclib contributor here) srclib is a bit higher level. Its goal is to be able to look at any source tree and automatically detect languages, packages, build config, etc. We're actually looking at using some of Kythe's lower level

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