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Re: Launch HN: Datree (YC W20) – Best practices and security policies on each commit

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Funny we built almost the same product 6 years ago (sold it to a competitor), we even did automated refactoring of Python code. We also developed a regex-like language that could operate on abstract syntax trees / annotated graphs, which we wrote all our checks with. We were working on extending that with a graph database backend and symbolic execution, basically building a large code graph that we would perform patt…

I would love to hear more about your experience! could you please email me at Shimon [AT] Datree IO? I believe that now is the right time for a solution like Datree. I think so because of the way we develop software has evolved, companies moved from Waterfall into Agile, there is developer autonomy and the move towards distributed micro-services has brought many companies to the reality of having hundreds and thousan…

Hi Shimon, this is a very cool direction, something we are working on hard right now too. Talk to us if interested? Ping my coordinator to set up a quick call, his email in my profile. Ask him to include head of dev journey in our call too. Cheers!

Re: Launch HN: Datree (YC W20) – Best practices and security policies on each commit

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I like the idea and I would like to use the product but the pricing needs to target more than large enterprises. $3,360 as a starting price is more than I am willing to invest. For 10 users, I pay $1,620.40/annually to use Jira + Slack + GitHub.

Also, I do not want to request a demo, I want to try it out myself, then invite a few more people to try it out.

Re: Launch HN: Datree (YC W20) – Best practices and security policies on each commit

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

I would love to hear more about your experience! could you please email me at Shimon [AT] Datree IO? I believe that now is the right time for a solution like Datree. I think so because of the way we develop software has evolved, companies moved from Waterfall into Agile, there is developer autonomy and the move towards distributed micro-services has brought many companies to the reality of having hundreds and thousan…

Hi Shimon, this is a very cool direction, something we are working on hard right now too. Talk to us if interested? Ping my coordinator to set up a quick call, his email in my profile. Ask him to include head of dev journey in our call too. Cheers!

Will do! thanks
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