This looks great. I like how you can see all usages of any given element. Showing all the implementations of a method would also be generally useful.
On Tue, Mar 17, 2015 at 9:38 PM, Beyang Liu <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi there, > > I'm one of the creators of Sourcegraph (https://sourcegraph.com), a > semantically aware code search engine, browser, and review system. We're > currently working with some open-source folks at Twitter (Alex Levenson and > Oscar Boykin), who suggested that I reach out to you about trying > Sourcegraph out for Parquet. > > The value Sourcegraph provides to open-source projects is 3-fold: > - It helps library users and contributors search for > functions/classes/package. > - It provides an IDE-like browsing UI (with jump-to-def/find-usages) that > requires zero configuration. > - It provides an intelligent code review system with impact analysis (who > uses the code that's changing), semantic diffing (which functions/classes > changed, as opposed to just line-by-line), and jump-to-definition in the > actual file diff. > > You can try out the features on Parquet (it's already been indexed) here: > https://sourcegraph.com/github.com/apache/incubator-parquet-mr > > We're also firm believers in open source, ourselves. Our core analysis > library (https://srclib.org) is open-source and built with > hackability/extensibility in mind. There's currently a community working on > additional language support and editor plugins. > > All-in-all, we think Sourcegraph helps open-source projects gain more > potential users who are trying to figure out if/how they should use a > library, and it also helps collaborators move faster with a fully-linked > interface for source reading and code review. We're still fairly early, and > we're looking for great open-source partners who'll help make this an > awesome tool for programmers everywhere. Would you be interested in trying > it out? > > Beyang >
