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Re: Sourcegraph: Search code, jump around source, see real usage examples

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Post by SchizoDuckie »

sqs wrote: post #9
SchizoDuckie wrote: post #7

I've just been able to add my repository but there's nothing happening even though it says it's indexed the code completely. No annotation happening anywhere. Does it support angular.js's development style? https://sourcegraph.com/github.com/SchizoDuckie/DuckieTV

No, we don't support AngularJS yet. Sourcegraph really only supports node.js (anything with package.json). It's on our todo list, though!

Then you should really update the frontpage to say 'node.js' instead of 'javascript' imo, it would have saved me the time of importing my repostitory.

Other than that: cool tool! :-)

Re: Sourcegraph: Search code, jump around source, see real usage examples

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Post by sqs »

[deleted] wrote: post #10
andreasvc wrote: post #8

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Why do you assume the mods did that? It's just as likely the author of the comment would do that himself.

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It was marked dead pretty soon after I posted it, so I deleted it myself because I was afraid it somehow violated the rules.

Re: Sourcegraph: Search code, jump around source, see real usage examples

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Post by sqs »

SchizoDuckie wrote: post #11
sqs wrote: post #9

Earlier quoted context omitted.

No, we don't support AngularJS yet. Sourcegraph really only supports node.js (anything with package.json). It's on our todo list, though!

Then you should really update the frontpage to say 'node.js' instead of 'javascript' imo, it would have saved me the time of importing my repostitory. Other than that: cool tool! :-)

Good call. I just pushed that change. It should be up in a few minutes. I hope you find Sourcegraph useful once we support AngularJS! :)

Re: Sourcegraph: Search code, jump around source, see real usage examples

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Post by wasd »

One of the co-founders of Sourcegraph came to UC Berkeley and spoke at entrepreneurship event. He was very engaged and gave lots of real practical advice.

I've tried Sourcegraph and think it solves a real pain point but I have had problems integrating it into my workflow. I'm not sure when I should be using it. I've been meaning to use it to read more open source code code but it seems like they recently disabled support for Ruby.

Re: Sourcegraph: Search code, jump around source, see real usage examples

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Post by timr »

wasd wrote: post #15

One of the co-founders of Sourcegraph came to UC Berkeley and spoke at entrepreneurship event. He was very engaged and gave lots of real practical advice. I've tried Sourcegraph and think it solves a real pain point but I have had problems integrating it into my workflow. I'm not sure when I should be using it. I've been meaning to use it to read more open source code code but it seems like they recently disabled sup…

We've got all of the documentation (and source code) for all versions of Ruby, and all versions of all Ruby gems over at Omniref: http://www.omniref.com

Some examples:

https://www.omniref.com/ruby/2.1.2/symbols/Enumerable/sort_b...

https://www.omniref.com/ruby/gems/sass/3.3.8

https://www.omniref.com/ruby/2.1.2/symbols/MiniTest

https://www.omniref.com/ruby/gems/activerecord/4.1.1/symbols...

You can even build custom search engines for your project by uploading your project's Gemfile.

Re: Sourcegraph: Search code, jump around source, see real usage examples

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Post by SchizoDuckie »

sqs wrote: post #14
SchizoDuckie wrote: post #11

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Then you should really update the frontpage to say 'node.js' instead of 'javascript' imo, it would have saved me the time of importing my repostitory. Other than that: cool tool! :-)

Good call. I just pushed that change. It should be up in a few minutes. I hope you find Sourcegraph useful once we support AngularJS! :)

As a matter of fact, I hope you get bought by github because this would be the most brilliant addition to it since the invention of github itself. Turning it into a code intelligence tool makes it 100^99 times more powerful.

Re: Sourcegraph: Search code, jump around source, see real usage examples

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Post by sqs »

wasd wrote: post #15

One of the co-founders of Sourcegraph came to UC Berkeley and spoke at entrepreneurship event. He was very engaged and gave lots of real practical advice. I've tried Sourcegraph and think it solves a real pain point but I have had problems integrating it into my workflow. I'm not sure when I should be using it. I've been meaning to use it to read more open source code code but it seems like they recently disabled sup…

I'm glad you found my talk and that panel useful!

We will have Ruby support back in soon, hopefully this week. I'll email you when it's in to get your feedback.

As for integrating it into your workflow, the new improvements we pushed today make it much faster and easier to use Sourcegraph to find docs and examples. In a lot of cases, Sourcegraph will give you the docs or examples you want faster than a Google search. (And often Sourcegraph , because it actually analyzes code, will have examples that you can't find anywhere else.)

But we still have a lot of work to do, and it'd be great to hear your feedback on when Sourcegraph works well for you and when it doesn't.

Re: Sourcegraph: Search code, jump around source, see real usage examples

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Post by [deleted] »

wasd wrote: post #15

One of the co-founders of Sourcegraph came to UC Berkeley and spoke at entrepreneurship event. He was very engaged and gave lots of real practical advice. I've tried Sourcegraph and think it solves a real pain point but I have had problems integrating it into my workflow. I'm not sure when I should be using it. I've been meaning to use it to read more open source code code but it seems like they recently disabled sup…

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Re: Sourcegraph: Search code, jump around source, see real usage examples

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Post by sqs »

timr wrote: post #16
wasd wrote: post #15

One of the co-founders of Sourcegraph came to UC Berkeley and spoke at entrepreneurship event. He was very engaged and gave lots of real practical advice. I've tried Sourcegraph and think it solves a real pain point but I have had problems integrating it into my workflow. I'm not sure when I should be using it. I've been meaning to use it to read more open source code code but it seems like they recently disabled sup…

We've got all of the documentation (and source code) for all versions of Ruby, and all versions of all Ruby gems over at Omniref: http://www.omniref.com Some examples: https://www.omniref.com/ruby/2.1.2/symbols/Enumerable/sort_b... https://www.omniref.com/ruby/gems/sass/3.3.8 https://www.omniref.com/ruby/2.1.2/symbols/MiniTest https://www.omniref.com/ruby/gems/activerecord/4.1.1/symbols... You can even build custom s…

Yeah, Omniref is really cool. We're going to release our Ruby analyzer soon as a standalone open-source tool. If you are interested in using it to get semantically annotated code on Omniref, let me know (we'd prioritize Ruby over some of the other language analyzers we are also going to release).
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