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by sqs 8y ago
Sourcegraph CEO here. Kevin Burke (the author) worked with us at Sourcegraph for some important projects in late 2018 (including helping to prepare a big product release). It was a joy working with him. I’ve worked with a lot of contractors
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The gains from every developer having really good go-to-definition and find-references for all languages and code bases would be immense. The Language Server Protocol (LSP) from Microsoft has standardized a way for languages to provide thes
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I bet it's much less than 12.5% now (since 2016). Also, individual user revenue is revenue that public investors value less than revenue from businesses, because there is perceived to be a much bigger overall market (and therefore more
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Can’t wait to try this. I love magit and magithub, and this looks a bit more powerful than the latter. It just boggles my mind that the best git client by far exists as a plugin to emacs. Kind of joking, but when will someone create “Electr
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This is exactly right. You don’t want to signal that you consider this even remotely acceptable (unless you have no other options—in which case I’d suggest maybe you’re underselling yourself). Source: hired dozens of engineers, interviewed
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What’s lacking in Google Slides? It works great for me and is the standard at most companies I know. In a way, you’d have the same problem if you just joined a company that uses Google Slides, so maybe that’s a better way to frame your ques
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Hack Club - high school coding clubs https://hackclub.com
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Microsoft told us they definitely did not plan to make any kind of language server registry, so we saw a community need for an informational site to exist with more details than the wiki page they had. We’ve heard it’s useful, but we don’t
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No, Microsoft created LSP, but we’ve built a lot of language servers and added LSP for code intelligence in Sourcegraph (and on code hosts like GitHub and GitLab with https://docs.sourcegraph.com/integration/browser_ext
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We (Sourcegraph) have also found the “dump all the data from the compiler” approach limiting because it doesn’t work for the live editing use case (as the article says), and then that means you have 2 analyzers: one used with editors and on
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Another shameless plug: Sourcegraph uses this for indexed search via Zoekt (it also has index-less live search). Check out the cmd/indexed-search code at https://github.com/sourcegraph/sourcegraph .
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Very good points, thanks! We will be exposing a lot more configurability and extensibility in Sourcegraph in the next release (3.0-preview, and 3.0 more generally). I will add Kythe support to our roadmap and will think about how we can off
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> I think Sourcegraph is trying here but that still does not seem to use some kind of accurate and structured information like you have in the code, it still seems not use build rules Sourcegraph does use language servers (same as your e
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Awesome. Just filed https://github.com/sourcegraph/sourcegraph/issues/1027 on our end to track it.
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Very excited to see this. We will use this project to add Swift support to Sourcegraph soon so you can get hovers, go-to-definition, find-references, etc., when browsing code on GitHub/GitLab/Bitbucket/Phabricator/Source
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Sourcegraph CEO here. We would love to help integrate Sourcegraph into sr.ht for code intelligence (hovers, go-to-definition, etc.). We’re kicking this off with GitLab next month.
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Neat! This is even better than what I had been using (color shifting to a red tint at night). For easier access, you can also set up Smart Invert to be triggered by a triple-press on the lock button. That’s in Settings > General > Acc
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This sounds like a really cool editor extension: > On top of these, we built new tools and workflows for GraphQL developers. The new Apollo VS Code plugin puts valuable information about your schema — like the average latency of a specif
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My first question was about how writing prose differs from writing code. The post covers this: > despite being apparently similar activities (both mostly involve slinging text), the temporal timing of software development & writing a
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I also just read the book you linked (Billion Dollar Whale) about the 1MDB scandal. Highly recommended!
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Thanks! How would you ship/deploy GitHub Enterprise (or FI) if you made the decision today, with all the new deployment tools available and new kinds of environments in use? Also, what kinds of trials/freemium did you find necessa
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It would be awesome if I could self-host CodeStream in our own network. Any plans for that?
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Sourcegraph CEO here. CodeStream is a really awesome product that adds discussions to code in your editor. I was just reading their master plan and wanted to post it here. I have a few questions for the CodeStream team: - How do you think d
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CodeStream master plan(blog.codestream.com)
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Sourcegraph CEO here. This is a great way to describe how Sourcegraph integrates with your code host. I love it. :) Links to save you from searching: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/sourcegraph/dgjhf
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Sourcegraph CEO here. I use Emacs personally and configured https://github.com/sshaw/git-link to make it work for me. See https://github.com/sshaw/git-link#building-links-and-adding-... . Will subm
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Yes, we would love to integrate Sourcegraph into all code hosts directly and not require users to install a browser extension. Please provide the same feedback to other code hosts you use (GitHub, Bitbucket, Phabricator, etc.) as well and l
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Yes!
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Yes, we have basic editor/IDE plugins that let you (1) open up Sourcegraph to the current document's file/line and (2) search. Sourcegraph for Atom is in prelrease at https://github.com/sourcegraph/source
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Sourcegraph CEO here. :) Thanks for creating GitLab and for the kind words. We're indeed looking forward to adding Sourcegraph to GitLab by default. Look out for a prototype/proposal MR from us in a bit. That's one of the sup

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