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by sqs 12y ago
You should check out https://srclib.org , which is an abstraction layer for writing editor plugins and other code tools that work for multiple languages. It makes it so you only need to write M + N things to support M editors and
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by sqs 12y ago
OP here. Would love feedback on this. Note that you can hover over the code snippet for doc tooltips and jump-to-def links. Here are some more examples: Python: https://sourcegraph.com/github.com/andymccurdy/redis-
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Show HN: Semantic and full-text code search for GitHub repos(sourcegraph.com)
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by sqs 12y ago
Quinn from Sourcegraph here. Looks like a bug on Firefox that we need to fix. Thanks for reporting it. Filed @ https://github.com/sourcegraph/sourcegraph.com/issues/373 .
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by sqs 12y ago
Quinn from Sourcegraph here. Thanks for posting this! It was actually a quick hack project I built on our API for fun last night. It basically uses sourceboxes ( https://sourcegraph.com/blog/sourceboxes-a-better-way-to-e
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by sqs 12y ago
Quinn from Sourcegraph here. Sorry for the slowness. It has to pull a lot of data to show the code highlights and cross-reference counts, and it's getting a lot of traffic. We're working on improving the perf. As for the increased
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Show HN: Gosrc.org – Go documentation site(gosrc.org)
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by sqs 12y ago
Cool, thanks! We get a thumbs down for mean frame time. It'd be great to know where we fit (%ile). Do you think it's because we use Bootstrap and SVGs?
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by sqs 12y ago
We'd love an audit of https://sourcegraph.com ! :)
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by sqs 12y ago
This is very cool. I'd love to share a few things I've helped build that might help people who are interested in getting similar stuff for other languages (Java/Go/Python/Ruby/JavaScript): Sourcegraph - fully b
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by sqs 12y ago
Congrats to Mixpanel on the raise. I have heard many great things from them and used them at a previous company. They've done a great job of making it a no-brainer for startups to start using more advanced analytics tools (not just Goo
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Show HN: Xconf.io, search thousands of open-source Dockerfiles on GitHub(xconf.io)
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by sqs 12y ago
This is a great post. At Sourcegraph, we had a similar realization, based on our own experiences. We wrote a blog post about it and it got picked up by the BBC: https://sourcegraph.com/blog/mandatory-vacation http:&#x
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by sqs 12y ago
Interesting. It looks like it doesn't support type information yet, but it's coming in milestone 2. I started an open-source project called srclib that's creating toolchains to type-analyze and dependency-analyze source code
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by sqs 12y ago
✱ Sourcegraph - San Francisco (SoMa, 2nd & Howard) - Full-time Sourcegraph is building a collaboration app for programmers and dev teams, with intelligent code search, review, and analysis at its core. Google, Facebook, and Microsoft de
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by sqs 12y ago
Minor suggestion: on the newsletter page, hitting enter/return should submit the form. It didn't on my browser for some reason (Chrome 36.0.1985.143 on Linux). I had to click the button.
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Best practices for load-testing Web apps(dotgoliveblog.tumblr.com)
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by sqs 12y ago
It's just a tool that you can use to visualize Go internals. Nothing is tying Go to any browser.
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by sqs 12y ago
I didn't get the sense they were celebrating their lack of care, or that they chose not to care. (They didn't create Google's build system.) They were simply stating the reality.
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by sqs 12y ago
Yeah, check the comments at http://www.reddit.com/r/golang/comments/2j65lb/go_qa_at_dotg... (specifically the blogspot link and Andrew Gerrand's (enneff's) comment).
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by sqs 12y ago
Here's an interesting portion of a Q&A panel from the same dotGo 2014 conference ( http://dotgo.sourcegraph.com/post/99652344343/go-team-q-a-de... ) Q: There are several dependency management tools in the w
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by sqs 12y ago
The 'go' tool is separate from the Go language. It's one way of orchestrating the compiler, linker, etc. It's relevant because it means that Google has its own internal way of doing dependency management that doesn'
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Go team Q&A: dep management, design philosophy, goroutines, etc.(dotgoliveblog.tumblr.com)
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by sqs 12y ago
Yes, we are working on better Bitbucket support (on par with our GitHub integration). You can follow or +1 the thread at https://github.com/sourcegraph/sourcegraph.com/issues/213 so you get updates.
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by sqs 12y ago
Currently it's Python, Go, Ruby, and JavaScript (node.js only; not client-side yet). Java is coming soon. It does say it on the homepage and the docs page. Where were you looking? We'll make it clearer.
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by sqs 12y ago
Yes times 1,000! This is what we're trying to address at Sourcegraph ( https://sourcegraph.com/ ). 80% of programming is about reading and understanding code, not writing code. Why don't existing tools focus more on
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Relax or else: mandatory paid vacations at tech companies(bbc.com)
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by sqs 12y ago
We made https://github.com/sourcegraph/thesrc as an example large open-source web app in Go because we also wished we had examples like this when we were starting.
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by sqs 12y ago
Someone else was interested, too, over at https://github.com/sourcegraph/sourcegraph.com/issues/107 (@lazywei).
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by sqs 12y ago
Ah, thanks for trying this. It's probably making some Unix assumptions in the pathname creation.

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