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We’re excited to be the official liveblogging partner for GopherCon 2017! That’s right — we’ll be writing up concise technical summaries of as many of the amazing talks by Go experts this year as we can. For folks tuning in from home, the liveblog will be a great way to stay on...

We’ve heard from many developers who want to use Sourcegraph to search and navigate their team’s private code but who have only been able to use Sourcegraph on open source because of their company’s policies regarding GitHub authentication. Today we’re happy to announce the solution to these concerns. Sourcegraph now...

Faster, smoother GitHub code browsing with the updated Sourcegraph Chrome extension. We’re excited to announce more improvements to the Sourcegraph Chrome extension. More than 10,000 developers use it to browse and search code on GitHub with the power of an IDE. In addition to the new features described below, the...

Pick your favorite Java repository and a revision and file at random (or try this one). Visit that file in Sourcegraph and within seconds, you can jump to definition (Ctrl/⌘-click), find all references (right click), search for symbols (Ctrl/⌘-p), and view usage examples drawn from other projects. How does the...

We’re excited to announce that Sourcegraph “used by” badges now support Java libraries. If you’re an open-source author, these badges tell you how many other projects depend on your work. If you’re an open-source user, the badges help you make an informed decision based on how many others are actually...

Today, we announce general availability for Java on Sourcegraph. If you write Java, this means that you can now use Sourcegraph to: Explore code without losing your place in your editor Get IDE-like functionality to your code review tool Learn from usage examples drawn from across the open-source world Have...

In-repository code search is now available in Sourcegraph. Simply click the magnifying glass icon above the file tree, type your search term, and click enter. Once you select a result, you’ll get full code intelligence, including our info panel whenever you click a method, variable or struct. In repository text...

Wouldn’t it be awesome if you could review, browse, and search code on GitHub as though you were in an IDE, with jump-to-definition, doc tooltips, and cross-references? We think so. That’s why we built the Sourcegraph Chrome extension for GitHub. Update (June 22, 2016): Added support for pull requests and...

Matt Holt is the creator of the popular Caddy Web Server. Caddy is called what it is because it acts like a compartment for all your server things. Most people use its HTTP server, but Caddy can also serve DNS, and there are a number of other plugins that extend...

Today, we’re enabling Code Intelligence on Sourcegraph.com for Java projects that use Maven. Our preview release of Java means you can jump to definition, find references, and hover over for docs on many of your favorite Java repositories — all without configuring a single editor plugin or cloning a single line of...

The problem of Code Intelligence and the need for an open standard Update: Part 2 of this series is now published. Sourcegraph lets you view any line of code in your web browser with all the navigation features of an IDE and more. That includes both classic abilities — like jump-to-definition, find-references, tooltips,...