GitHub Code Search – Programmers' Goldmine
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GitHub Code Search – Programmers' Goldmine
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#2Something else I would add is that you should try to find well known OSS contributors that work on projects that use tech/languages you use. If you monitor their projects you can pick up great habits from reading through their code.
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#3Just tried a simple search for a lib I use and found great ways to refactor my code.
https://github.com/search?l=elixir&q=Exq.enqueue%28Exq&ref=s...
I'm going to use this method when learning about a new package.
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#8I doubled down by offering the locally installable one which I then deployed at my workplace. It has been useful for finding how other teams implement bluebird promises and general auditing for checked in AWS keys and the like. Now I think about it it is used lot for code auditing. Probably something I should focus on for new release.
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#10I think it works fine for simple searches mentioned in the post, but anything even slightly more advanced doesn't work very well. I also wish there was a way to search in branches other than master